Our Canadian identity is deeply connected to our natural landscapes. We will always protect the land, and water, and our way of life. 🇨🇦

Solid advice, just before Election Day

Despite requests for a moratorium on cutting trees in the proposed Chain Lakes Wilderness Area, @toryrushton has issued licences for companies to harvest in the area. You can join a bioblitz of the area to look for legally protected species that may slow the cut.

Could this help prevent greenwashing? youtu.be/dlHmdRE9nHo

Want to avoid dodgy carbon credits? Follow these guidelines: icvcm.org/wp-content/upl…

Wanna help the bees? This presentation is today

🚨A new study has revealed for the first time that ancient carbon, stored in landscapes for thousands of years or more, can find its way back to the atmosphere as CO₂ is released from the surfaces of rivers at a rate of 1.2 billion tonnes per year. Details🧵1/8

Elizabeth May was in Chester, N.S. yesterday to speak to about 70 people who are members of the oldest conservation society in Canada — Friends of Nature

Actively repair your connection to wild nature . . . and help solve the extinction crisis. ted.com/talks/scott_lo…

Destroying natural habitat in the Annapolis Valley for a $47-million interchange on Hwy 101 at Cambridge

It’s shaping up to be another beautiful day here on the Fundy shore of Kings County, Nooooooova Scooootia.

This, from an international conference on tipping points at University of Exeter

Let’s do it

Source: Globe & Mail

Hats off for Larry Bogan He has made an amazing effort to show us the awesomeness of wild nature in the Chain Lakes area of Kings County — demonstrating that it deserves to be protected from human development. See: nature1st.net/clwa/

Glyphosate News: This is what’s sprayed on farm fields and forests in Nova Scotia. Source: Globe & Mail

Let the N.S. gov’t know what you think about them spending $30 million of our tax dollars on fracking. I say don’t step on that slippery slope. It’s better to leave fossil fuels in the ground. Offshore wind is the way to go. subsurfaceenergyns.ca/online-input/