A big step forward in the North: #Indigenous governments, alongside Canada, the GNWT & private donors, have signed the framework for what will be when final, one of the largest Indigenous-led #conservation efforts in the world: the NWT Project Finance for Permanence

November's Wetlands Institute Virtual Series by B.C. Wildlife Federation is near! Uncover the "Secret Wonders of Wetlands" – beavers, bryophytes & bat nights. Dive deep with us into wetland wonders. Register now! >>> bit.ly/3r4Fxkn 🌱🦇#WetlandsWonder

Happening in #BC: the provincial government, federal government and #FirstNations will explore new ways to protect and restore habitat and strengthen ecosystem resilience to #ClimateChange. Tune in to learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=EhldgN…

What is the most important thing to you when it comes to restoring fish habitat in B.C. and Yukon? Tell us what you think through our online survey at #LetsTalkPacificSalmon. ow.ly/vo5e50Q4JVh

2/3 The funding commitments & targets on the path to 25% protection by 2025 and 30 x 30 must now rapidly translate to change on the ground, especially for at-risk #oldgrowth #forests, as outlined in the Agreement. Check out The Narwhal for a deep dive thenarwhal.ca/bc-nature-agre…

Seasonality is changing, David Gessner explains, and humans are responsible. What comes next? buff.ly/4066mlg

An insightful article from IISD Resilience. Funding for damage caused by #ExtremeWeather events needs to focus more on prevention to support long-term resilience 💪

Graphics editor Daniel Coe takes advantage of open-source lidar data to put together evocative maps that tell the history of these rivers and deltas. trib.al/QQQfFHD

🗓️ Register now for next week’s webinar on Financing Natural Infrastructure in Canada. It’s more than just money—learn about the importance of relationship building and collaboration to scale up investments into natural infrastructure. Sign up: iisd.org/events/pathway…

British Columbians share a deep connection to nature. That’s why we’re taking action to protect our natural environments & the diverse species that rely on them with the release of the Biodiversity & Ecosystem Health Framework. Have your say: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2023W… #bcpoli

Can mimicking the actions of beavers help address the issue of drying wetlands? Find out in our latest blog: livinglakescanada.ca/2023/11/14/pla…

The BC gov is really ramping up biodiversity policies - a welcome sign! #bcpoli B.C. releases draft framework for safeguarding biodiversity and ecosystem health cbc.ca/news/canada/br…

3) Working across sectors can be hard. Need to be nimble & adaptive. Might need to adjust language, expectations, timelines & even your own viewpoint. We are all seeking levers to get people to see *our* needs & *our* side - need to be open to receive information & compromise 4/n

New blog post from Bianca Ravani Cecato explores key takeaways from the recent Canadian Resource & Environmental Economics Association Conference at Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa and asks: how can #Environmental + #Climate policy research thrive? (LINK): institute.smartprosperity.ca/CREEA

Sorry bout it. Grebes are great. Forest & Bird

Standing room only at BC’s hosted event on Indigenous-led Resilience and shared path to climate preparedness & adaptation. The panel discussion was informed by Denni Clement, co-chair of the Indigenous Climate Adaptation Working Group & ICAWG member Grand Chief Judy Wilson.#COP28

Congrats to the 10 outstanding winners of the inaugural Sitka Messengers of Biodiversity Reporting Grants: Odette Auger, @andyengelson, Erica Gies / SlowWater.World, Isabelle Groc, Arno Kopecky, Lesley Evans Ogden, Jane Palmer Daniel J. Pierce, @jwsthomson, @ltrethew

What does this year's lower than average snowpack mean for drinking water, agriculture and forests? UNBC Geography, Earth & Environmental Sciences Associate Professor @JosephShea spoke with CBC about lack of snow in British Columbia: cbc.ca/amp/1.7079893 #ThisIsUNBC 📸courtesy CBC British Columbia

Sometimes you communicate science in a publication and on other days you do it with cake! Huge congrats Wetland GHG Lab on their win in the Bake Your Research Competition

Early bird registration rates for the Environmental Flows Conference have been extended to Jan 31st, 2024. Save up to 25% by registering early! Learn more or register: environmentalflows2024.ca #Okanagan #EnvironmentalFlows #Hydrology #WaterManagement #Geomorphology #Conference