Indigenous-led conservation aims to rekindle caribou abundance and traditions
Once described by West Moberly Elders as being as abundant as “bugs on the landscape,” caribou populations are now rapidly disappearing....
26
Apr
Trees in the city: 3 innovative tree planting initiatives
Cities across the globe are using innovative tree planting initiatives and community engagement techniques to support biodiversity....
Humans and wildlife on the move: 4 concepts to rethink conservation
The climate crisis presents an opportunity to bridge conservation and human rights. New research outlined four concepts to rethink conservation....
15
Feb
Living peacefully with coyotes means respecting their boundaries
Co-existence with coyotes is possible. Misconceptions about coyotes are based on misunderstanding their behaviour....
The state of caribou in Quebec: The intersection of biodiversity and Indigenous rights
Quebec has postponed its caribou recovery plan until 2023. It has implications for biodiversity, Indigenous rights and reconciliation....
15
Dec
6 environmental wins from 2021 to uplift your spirits
As we head into 2022, here are 6 environmental wins to uplift your spirits and give you hope for the coming year....
06
Dec
8 ways to reduce your environmental footprint in the mountains
Mountain ecosystems are under increasing human pressures, but you can take small steps to reduce your environmental footprint....
Underground powerhouse: Canada’s vast soil carbon stores
New research shows there’s a vast amount of carbon buried in Canada's soil. It has implications for climate action and protected areas....
Halloween biodiversity: Debunking spooky wildlife species
Amongst all things Halloween, wildlife find themselves in the mix of spooky decorations. But, many of these species are misunderstood....
What’s the deal with COP15? The road to new biodiversity targets
With the conclusion of the first phase of COP15 in Kunming, China, there’s lots of chatter about the draft biodiversity targets....
Indigenous worldviews in conservation
Since time immemorial, Indigenous peoples have been nurturing understanding and action for taking care of the Land....