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Inside Manitoba's Wapusk, the national park you can't visit cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

If we made the police academy a 4-year program I bet we'd get rid of a lot of the "bad apples." I don't understand how a lawyer has to go to school for 8 years to understand the law enough to practice it, but it only takes 6 months to learn it enough to enforce it.

Subscribe to an account for $3.79 a month?!?!?! Hahahahaha. Fuck off.

If kids got raped at Denny’s as often as they get raped at church every Denny’s in the country would get burned to the ground.

If you're on Bluesky, let me know! Checking in here on occasion for reminders of accounts to look for, and also blocking all advertisers (still) and Elon's nazi pals while I'm at it.

Observers on the Twin Otter sighted a group of 30 (!!) killer whales SE of Newfoundland yesterday (small red "fish" symbol)(+ 3 killer whales earlier). This is one of the largest groups reported in Newfoundland & Labrador waters. Mariners let me know if you sight these whales?

Elizabeth Gray This same Audubon Society leadership also cut a $600,000 severance check for our former CEO who left amid the fallout of an investigation that substantiated employee claims that Audubon management fostered a “culture of retaliation, fear and antagonism.” eenews.net/articles/audub…

I’m recruiting MSc & PhD students to join my lab McGill University in Fall 2024 to study how climate change & habitat variables mediate the impacts of aquatic invasive species. For application requirements, see info here: redpath-staff.mcgill.ca/ricciardi/Ricc… Visit our website: redpath-staff.mcgill.ca/ricciardi/

If you miss Boots & Saddle, like I do, then you'll want to visit Sean Burns' Instagram. He talks about some old country music gems, and shares info on his upcoming record. And you can still catch his archived show at anchor.fm/bootsandsaddle . Yep. @seanburnsmusic @BootsSaddleCKUW

🚨New Paper Alert🚨 Part of my Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions funded project ‘Demise of the Atlantic Grey Whale’ has just been published. We analyzed 719 archaeological whale bones from all over northern and Western Europe and performed ZooMS to identify them to species 1/n doi.org/10.1098/rsos.2…

Yesterday, our paper on the Steller's Sea Eagle's journey in North America and the economic impact it had was published in People and Nature. This was the most fun I have had on a project, and full credit to this goes to coauthors: Neil Gilbert, William Casola, PhD, and Kofi Akamani

How are #caribou counted? For the George River herd, high resolution photos paired with a digital system counted the caribou when they were massed together (red dots are calves). Find out more in our resources section, northerncaribou.ca/resources

#Bluesky invite code available if anyone cool is looking.

Once again thinking about the greatest Twitter exchange in the history of Canadian political journalism.

He's an idiot.

I saw this piece in person a couple years ago. Powerful. Heartbreaking. Infuriating.

After 7 years I’ve finally published my masters thesis! We used observational data to help understand the suitability of Arctic habitat for sperm and northern bottlenose whales. Thanks to all who were involved esp my co-authors and funders. Jeff W. Higdon University Centre of the Westfjords

Research by Jeff W. Higdon and I (and other colleagues) on killer whale ice entrapments is cited by @emmaluck22 here: