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Here's a rather stunning visualization shared during today's Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative conference on #roadecology, via Tom Martin of Montana DOT — a young grizzly bear attempting, and nearly always failing, to cross I-90. Each X is a highway approach. About as permeable as the Berlin Wall.

A study in the U.S. (Cunningham, C. X. et al. 2022) showed that there was a 16% increase in deer-vehicle collisions the week after the fall time change. Fall is already a peak time for wildlife vehicle collisions, so be sure to drive with caution and watch for wildlife on roads!

So fortunate to see 2 critically endangered North Atlantic Right Whales in the Bay of Fundy yesterday!

When COVID-19 restrictions nearly grounded heli-skiing in B.C., some at-risk caribou populations nearly doubled their home-range, a new study has found. Beyond habitat destruction, human presence alone can affect how the wildlife use their environment. nsnews.com/highlights/pan…

The Gannets of Cape St. Mary's NL, basking in glorious light

youtube.com/watch?v=R_osQm… Roads are everywhere, but roadkill doesn't have to be. A pleasure working with The CCPC and all interviewees on this video!

As the Crossing Paths campaign comes to a close, we want to extend our gratitude to CCPC for including us. Visit theccpc.ca/crossing-paths to view the images, and view the full campaign video at youtube.com/watch?v=R_osQm….

Huge news. Way to go

Just a coyote howling from the rooftop of a car in Tucson, Ariz.

Most of us will have seen images of crossing structures like this by now. They’re becoming popular all over the world, for everything from crabs to cougars. But how well do they actually work? Do they mitigate the barrier effect of roads on wildlife movement? 🧵

Fun times in the field with @wildco.bsky.social on Bluesky

Honoured to have received the grand prize alongside many awesome photographers and ocean conservationists ! Can't wait to travel north with SOI Foundation | Fondation SOI 🌊

New work for Indigenous Clean Energy ! Grateful to contribute in a small way to this meaningful work. Words by Matteo Cimellaro

What do you get when you cross one of the country’s fastest-growing marine shipping regions with critical habitat? A very high-risk environment to marine species — one that is too crowded and too contaminated for whales to thrive long-term.

#NewPaper: Working with a huge team of 220 co-authors representing 102 projects in 21 countries, we analyzed data from 5400 #cameratraps to ask how #wildlife behaviours changed during the COVID-19 “anthropause” nature.com/articles/s4155… ..1/

Check out the latest issue of @ubcforestry Branchlines for this great feature on WildCo research assistant Liam Brennan 📷🦌🐻(and other cool stories too!) issuu.com/ubcforestry/do…

To commemorate the 2024 total solar eclipse, Canadian Geographic has collected a series of our favourite photos captured by readers, photographers, staff and Can Geo Photo Club members. Take a look in our piece by Madigan Cotterill: canadiangeographic.ca/articles/photo…

My hope is that fleeting events like the aurora can inspire sustained stewardship for this special place we all call home.

In February we lost our dear friend and colleague, Aisha Uduman, to a rare form of brain cancer (diffuse midline glioma). Aisha was a wonderful human and inspired so many of us in so many ways. 1/5

Tragic news. Remember that dozens of unnamed grizzly bears and thousands of ungulates also die as roadkill each year. Solutions for high collision zones exist, and they are cheaper than doing nothing. It’s a no brainer.