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How to Decolonize Conservation
Resilience
Erica Gies
2022-04-29
Drawing on examples from existing conservation projects and their own experiences, Indigenous researchers are unpacking what a decolonized approach to environmental protection should look like.
Sturgeon Bank Sediment Enhancement Pilot Project
Ducks Unlimited Canada
2022-04-29
Balke’s research shows that since the 1980s, approximately 160 hectares of tidal marsh has died off at Sturgeon Bank. This pilot project is an opportunity to test and evaluate a local, customized approach to address large-scale tidal marsh loss.
Two more breaches coming for Richmond’s North Arm Jetty
Richmond News
Alan Campell
2022-04-29
One breach in the man-made jetty near Iona Island has already been completed, as conservation experts try to revitalize natural salmon habitat in the Fraser River
Deadly pathogens can hitch a ride on ocean microplastics, raising alarm bells
USA Today
Elizabeth Weise
2022-04-28
Microplastics may provide a new way for deadly pathogens to concentrate near coastlines and travel deep into the sea.