In June 2024, the Ahousaht and Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations, in collaboration with the British Columbia government, established ten new conservancies protecting 760 square kilometers of old-growth forests in Clayoquot Sound - an ecologically rich region on Vancouver Island....
How increasing wildfire frequency and severity, highlight the growing need to address wildfire realities in Canada and beyond...
A global approach to addressing food security and environmental challenges. What Canada can learn from the 2024 State of Fisheries Report?...
Nature Needs Half represents a goal at a minimum that we must strive for - a starting point to protect biodiversity. While nature deserves more than half, saving half provides a critical foundation....
The WWF 2024 Living Planet Report reveals a 73% average decline in global wildlife populations over the last 50 years. What does this alarming loss of wildlife mean for life on earth? ...
The vulture crisis demonstrates the connections between wildlife health and human health....
Recent research shows there’s a vast amount of carbon buried in Canada's soil. It has implications for climate action and protected areas....
Rivers provide many important services for humans and wildlife. However, a recent study discovered that the biodiversity of over 50% of rivers worldwide has been seriously impacted....
Kelp forests in the coastal ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest capture carbon and create biodiverse habitats for many species. ...
Wetlands are often perceived as wastelands. But, they are crucial ecosystems in Canada for biodiversity and humans alike....
Recording ecosystem soundscapes filled with croaks and chirps can provide insight on habitat health and can capture what is often unseen....
Big, old trees act as giant reservoirs of carbon, water and nutrient cycling, even after they fall as dead wood....