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A new lease on life for one of the world’s great freshwater ecosystems

April 11, 2013

The outlet of the world’s largest freshwater ecosystems, the St. Lawrence, is home to river otters, beluga whales, and more than 100 species of fish. Since its construction over 50 years ago, the Moses-Saunders... Read More

The outlet of the world’s largest freshwater ecosystems, the St. Lawrence, is home to river otters, beluga whales, and...
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South Africa sets the bar high with new offshore Marine Protected Area – An inspiration for Canada

April 11, 2013

Two days ago, the South African government announced its first offshore marine protected area after years of work by the government and our friends at WWF- South Africa, who are ‘elated’ by the news.... Read More

Two days ago, the South African government announced its first offshore marine protected area after years of work by...
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Recent rhino killing in India reminds us of ongoing and serious threats from poaching

April 5, 2013

This is the latest example of the current poaching crisis that is threatening the survival of rhinoceroses around the world. Sadly, the slaughter of rhinos for their horns is nothing new. Read More

This is the latest example of the current poaching crisis that is threatening the survival of rhinoceroses around the...
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Sun and sea ice in the high arctic

March 20, 2013

Its -20C, a warm day in March for measuring sea ice conditions in Jones Sound, near Grise Fiord, Canada’s most northerly community. Read More

Its -20C, a warm day in March for measuring sea ice conditions in Jones Sound, near Grise Fiord, Canada’s...
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A new lease on life for one of the world’s great freshwater ecosystems

South Africa sets the bar high with new offshore Marine Protected Area – An inspiration for Canada

Recent rhino killing in India reminds us of ongoing and serious threats from poaching

Sun and sea ice in the high arctic

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