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How vultures keep ecosystems healthy

The vulture crisis demonstrates the connections between wildlife health and human health....

Hiking in mountains at sunset
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....

Owl on tree stump in grassland
Nature needs a place at the table in decision-making and investment

Quantifying the economic value of nature and integrating ESG factors into investment decisions could help protect biodiversity....

Green fog on log in wetland
5 reasons to love Canadian wetlands

Wetlands are often perceived as wastelands. But, they are crucial ecosystems in Canada for biodiversity and humans alike....

Pacific Chorus Frog sitting in grass with pink flower
The voice of nature: Capturing ecosystem health through sound

Recording ecosystem soundscapes filled with croaks and chirps can provide insight on habitat health and can capture what is often unseen....

Men standing with pile of buffalo skulls, Michigan Carbon Works, Rougeville Mich., 1892
Historical photo of mountain of bison skulls documents animals on the brink of extinction

The bison skulls in the photograph do not just represent the loss of bison, but the disruption of an entire ecosystem. ...

Pangolin with leaves and branches
Protecting half of the planet is the best way to fight climate change and biodiversity loss

A new plan targets areas around the world that can store carbon and protect large numbers of species. It calls for preserving these lands, working with Indigenous peoples and connecting wild areas....

Snail on autumn leaf
A little help from my friends: How fallen leaves support biodiversity and climate

Made up of fallen leaves, bark, twigs and plant stalks, leaf litter helps maintain healthy soils, shelters many species and stores carbon....

Painting of bee on flower
Why is nature so important for humans? The basics of ecosystem services

Ecosystem services enhance our wellbeing and freely provide the essentials for human survival like clean water, pure air, and nourishing soil....

Ink and watercolour painting of a salmon
What are keystone species and why are they important?

A keystone species is a plant, animal, fungi, or even bacteria that has a disproportionately large impact on their ecosystem....

Orcas swimming in ocean in front of BC Ferry
Human-created noise pollution is impacting wildlife

Noise pollution is interfering with animal communication, hindering their foraging abilities, and impacting where they live....

Local Ecosystems are Experiencing a Massive Metamorphosis

A new study found that the richness of biodiversity is not changing in local ecosystems, rather it's the species that inhabit them that are changing....

 
 
 
 

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