Floodplains Beyond Borders
Indigenous leadership in Washington and Canada are drawing from the lessons
learned by Floodplains by Design to mitigate severe flooding events seen in
the Fraser River.
Charwell Point: Gem on Eastern Lake Ontario
Dunlin on the move It is late May on the shores of eastern Lake Ontario and with a synchronized flash of wings, a flock of Dunlin alight at Charwell Point in picturesque Prince Edward County. Long distance migrants, these sandpipers are heading from their wintering grounds in the southern U.S. and Mexico to nest on […]
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A Resource Guide for Fish-Friendly Infrastructure Funding
To celebrate World Fish Migration Day 2022 and in advance of upcoming
funding opportunities from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, we have
prepared some resources to help applicants better identify both grant
programs and science resources to support strong proposals.
Canada’s New Climate Plan Ignores Emissions From Logging but Opens the Door for Action
Canada’s new 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan (ERP) released on March 29 has a major hole in it: it ignores the massive greenhouse gas emissions (carbon) caused by clearcut logging of Canada’s globally-significant forests. Canada is home to the largest remaining tracts of intact forests in the world. These forests store hundreds of billions of tonnes […]
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IPCC Mitigation Report Urges Nature Protection as Key Avenue for Climate Action
“Cut emissions now to protect our collective future.”
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