Cloak and desecrate: The specter of deep-sea mining blog.ecologicalcitizen.net/2024/04/09/clo… via @ecolcitizen

Key new paper clarifying management units of caribou on Yukon-Alaska boundary. When Fortymile caribou move into Yukon, they're 1 of the largest herds - but undesignated by COSEWIC &overlooked by SARA - in a region undergoing several huge mining proposals link.springer.com/article/10.100…

It is a good morning, when you look in the eyes of a young grizzly bear, standing in front of your cabin door.

Big news for Porcupine caribou! A new protected area completes protection in most of the herd's Canadian range. New in our news section, northerncaribou.ca/news thanks The Narwhal

The dystopia of modern industrial civilization: - Last 12 months hottest on record - Fossil fuel use reaches global record, emissions >40bn tons a year for the first time - Global spending in nuclear weapons up 13%, record rise - Global defence spending jumped to record $2.2tn

ever wonder what we at Yukon Conservation Society have been doing to protect #Yukon #Caribou? I'm very proud of the team that pulled this report and blog post together! yukonconservation.ca/blog/2024-6-18

Food forest north of 60.

One Number Tells a Shocking Story about Wild Mammals via The Tyee thetyee.ca/Analysis/2024/…

I had another visitor today. The bear is eating dandelion and grass in front of my cabin. Life is good in the woods.

Yikes. I had some light frost on Friday morning, the potatoes didn't like it. Life north of 60.

We are proud to announce the launch of the Yukon Wetland Field Guide, an essential resource designed to increase understanding and conservation of the region's unique and valuable wetlands. 🧵 Order your copy today, or download a digital version at loom.ly/30znrXA

Haskap berries are ripening. YUM

Human Rewilding in the 21st Century — Book Trailer 4K youtu.be/HSa-kC4GUgI?si… via YouTube

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Deep dive into the steep decline of woodland caribou, an old-growth dependent species already extinct in the US -- "Today, many of the 15 remaining herds in Alberta are on the verge of local extinction. Some herds have seen their population drop by ~80%." thenarwhal.ca/woodland-carib…

It was - 3 C in the morning and the potatoes didn't like it. There is a lot of food for the winter.

How a lack of imagination perpetuates this ecocidal way of life. Video by Julia Barnes, Deep Sea Defenders. youtube.com/watch?v=F1GE3g…

When you have frost every month of the year, than every potato I harvest is a gift. I have enough for the whole year.

This summer about 24,000 chinook were counted moving up the Yukon River at the border with Alaska. That's compared to historic lows of 12,000 and 15,000 the last two seasons.cbc.ca/radio/whatonea…

Harvest season north of 60. Garlic, onions and potatoes.