EcoWest News, March 11, 2025
This week’s top stories in EcoWest News: monitoring badgers, connecting climate change and social work, a carbon-neutral community, and a fish doorbell
This week’s top stories in EcoWest News: monitoring badgers, connecting climate change and social work, a carbon-neutral community, and a fish doorbell
Books and community leaders: from Indigenous farming, wetlands, and waste reduction to snails, owls, sports, and volcanoes
Highlights from EcoWest News, March 4: 1) Endangering human health - flowers, fire retardants, oil & gas wells; 2) Green roofs + solar; 3) Ants, mountain goats, and polar bears
This week’s top stories in EcoWest News: 1) An energy drink for sandpipers; 2) Crowdfunding support for global rewilding; 3) Throwaway homewares; and 4) A 3-step framework for action
Winter is the perfect occasion to admire the plant life that surrounds us – from the fire engine red stems of a dogwood to bright white snowberries and neon yellow lichen
EcoWest News highlights: Increasing Canada’s energy efficiency and competitivity, biodiversity solutions for municipalities, promoting insects, peatlands, and dead trees
Environmental news highlights for Western Canada: The dangers of building new homes in high-risk zones, legal protection for the night sky, abolishing the right to demolition, and prioritizing water
Books and community leaders: from energy justice, owls and raptors, migratory seabirds, rivers and metals, to urban nature
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