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I have learned so much about bees from speaking with @SaveWildBees, and now you can too! rewildingmag.com/how-to-save…
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Support what you love: Charitable tax receipts for 2024 extended until end of February. Make a donation to @Raincoast until February 28th and receive a tax receipt for 2024. #donate #conservation raincoast.org/2025/01/suppor…
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For the first time since abortion was fully decriminalized in Canada in 1988, access in New Brunswick won't be restricted as Susan Holt announces her cabinet has repealed the section of Regulation 84-20 that prohibited funding of the procedure in clinics outside hospitals. #NB
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“These are people who are going to go back to the land when oil and gas companies decide to leave.”
Aski Restoration is planting native trees, shrubs and grasses on former well sites to restore Treaty 8 homelands. via @isaacnaynay #bcpoli thenarwhal.ca/aski-saulteau-…
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It was a great honor for me to be invited to curate an issue of The Translation Review dedicated to Ukrainian literature. Non-subscribers can read the excerpt from Myroslav Laiuk's reportage on Bakhmut: tandfonline.com/toc/utrv20/c…?
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Meduza is pleased to be releasing a new documentary about Igor Kon, the first Soviet sexologist and a defender of equality and tolerance until his death in 2011. It will be available for free in September, but you can watch it early by supporting our work.
meduza.io/en/feature/2024/08…
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“They’re very behaviorally adaptive. It really speaks to how strong the force of life is. Life doesn’t give up easily and I think these guys are just a prime example of that.”
A reprint from our friends at @hakaimagazine >>
rewildingmag.com/how-to-save…
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Source request! Looking to speak with parents cross Canada about: their financial experiences in having & raising kids, how they think policy change can ease what's inaccessible about parenthood, and their thoughts about what our culture tells us we need to give kids a good life.
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Friends: It is a tough time. But here is something lovely: words from kids who participate in activities of Kids Poetry Studio that we have started in Odesa, Ukraine last year. Despite nonstop air raid sirens and electricity outages, kids write poems—
poemsnotbombs.org
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Protecting nature makes financial sense. Natural solutions for flood protection, erosion mitigation etc. are cheaper and more effective than artificial solutions.
Talk of a green economy might evoke images of solar panels and carbon capture.
But nature — kept as is, or being brought back to good health — is already making money move in southern Ontario. @EmmaMci with the latest in our @TheLocal_TO collab #onpoli thenarwhal.ca/southern-ontar…
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We are saddened by the loss of a rare white grizzly on the Trans-Canada Highway in Yoho. This tragedy highlights the need for more fencing and wildlife crossings to ensure safety for all. If you see wildlife near the road, slow down but don't stop.
cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/a…
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Farmers are not being paid enough to take Canadian wool to market. Meet the folks who have figured out how to use “waste wool” to create jobs and a circular farming economy.
thetyee.ca/WhatWorks/2024/06…
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🧵We followed the dump trucks unloading soil on Mohawk territory. We found was construction sites across Laval using Indigenous land to dump their refuse. Experts say this persists because Quebec refuses to enforce its own environmental laws. therover.ca/dump-site-openly…
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Canada's @rewildingmag profiles a British Columbia winery "that's chosen to coexist with nature" rewildingmag.com/how-garnet-…
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Massive turnout in Tbilisi, third week of daily protests against unconstitutional, Russian law which intends to drag the country further to Russia.
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New research found that bears avoid ecotourists, and can take multiple weeks after encounters to return to their undisturbed activity levels. @MonicaShort @ChrisDarimont @uvic #KitasooXaixais in @ESAEcology raincoast.org/2024/04/comple…
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Please have your eyes on Tbilisi tonight, people have been fighting Russian foreign agents law on the street for over two weeks now.
Riot police again brutally disperses, beats peaceful protesters, civilians who have nothing to shield themselves with - without prior warning.




















