Stories From the Field
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An Indigenous-led conservation effort succeeds in southeastern BC
After decades of uncertainty about the future of an ecologically and culturally significant area in BC's Central Purcell Mountains, the Ktunaxa Nation can now move forward with their vision to establish an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area. Read more »
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Managing invasives in the South Okanagan
What does it mean to steward a conservation area? Can’t nature take care of itself, if we just keep out of its way? Read more »
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The largest larch
When you are just one tree among thousands in the diverse forests of Darkwoods, what does it take to stand out? Read more »
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Harbours of biodiversity
How high-flying drones are helping us read the nutrient content of plants in Garry oak meadows. Read more »
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Eavesdropping on silence
Acoustic ecology is helping us hear how full of sound a peaceful nature-scape really is. Read more »
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Everything depends on everything else
Connectivity is a word that can have many meanings. In the world of conservation, it is central to the essence of healthy, viable and biodiverse ecosystems. In Haida Gwaii, this idea goes even deeper. Read more »
