EcoWest News, December 6, 2022
This week's top stories in EcoWest News: 1. Wildlife gardens help protect urban wildlife fragments. 2. Street trees save lives and protect health. 3. France bans short-haul internal flights.
This week's top stories in EcoWest News: 1. Wildlife gardens help protect urban wildlife fragments. 2. Street trees save lives and protect health. 3. France bans short-haul internal flights.
We love our domestic dogs and cats, but cougars, wolves, and coyotes, frighten us / On adore nos petits chats et chiens domestiqués, mais les couguars ou les loups, même les coyotes, ça fait peur - Éco dans les Prairies, December 1
Seeds feed and clothe us. They're everywhere, and we are utterly dependent upon them. In The Triumph of Seeds, Thor Hanson explores seeds' tremendous capacity to travel through space and time and to be completely irresistible while still maintaining strong personal defences.
Problems but also solutions as we seek out the most relevant articles on nature and environment across Western Canada - EcoWest News, Nov. 29
EcoWest News, November 22 - news and resources for protecting the wild in communities across Western Canada
The release of two new children’s books by Saskatchewan authors Elizabeth Bekolay and Miriam Körner is an opportunity to appreciate the rich biodiversity found in Canada’s northern forests.
There is so much we can do at a community level - from energy retrofits to rain gardens and active school travel. Join us as we share ideas from across the West and around the world. Bonus - we're giving away a beautiful book of nature photography!
We talked about outdoor activities and education for kids on the November 10 edition of Éco dans les Prairies, a bi-weekly column for Pour faire un monde, Radio-Canada Saskatchewan.
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