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Our blue planet: looking backwards from space – and forward….. July 22, 2011 As the Opel Project Earth expedition kicked-off in Ottawa’s Chateau Laurier, my colleague Martin von Mirbach and I were deeply honored to spend an evening with Dr. Buzz Aldrin, the 14 Project Earth students,... Read More As the Opel Project Earth expedition kicked-off in Ottawa’s Chateau Laurier, my colleague Martin von Mirbach and I were... Read More
50 Stories: A conservation milestone – The Gwaii Haanas Marine Agreement June 17, 2011 Bald eagles are a common sight on Haida Gwaii (the Queen Charlotte Islands) on BC’s north Pacific coast. Less so on the campus of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. But there they... Read More Bald eagles are a common sight on Haida Gwaii (the Queen Charlotte Islands) on BC’s north Pacific coast. Less... Read More
Keep your local waters clean and healthy with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup June 14, 2011 In Pitt Meadows, B.C., Laurie Darcus is known as the “green queen”. Co-chair for the city’s green team, dedicated volunteer and sustainability advocate, Laurie is involved in all kinds of environmental initiatives. Among them... Read More In Pitt Meadows, B.C., Laurie Darcus is known as the “green queen”. Co-chair for the city’s green team, dedicated... Read More
A British invasion in Ottawa on Oceans Day June 14, 2011 We had insights from a UK oceans expert, a reception with dignitaries, a meeting with the UK High Commission… and news of an impending royal visit. Read More We had insights from a UK oceans expert, a reception with dignitaries, a meeting with the UK High Commission…... Read More
In the first person: Pete Ewins of WWF-Canada June 13, 2011 Dr. Peter Ewins, Director of Species Conservation at WWF Canada, reflects on his work with the WWF Global Arctic Programme - and how important it is to assure a decent future for people who... Read More Dr. Peter Ewins, Director of Species Conservation at WWF Canada, reflects on his work with the WWF Global Arctic... Read More
50 Stories: Ramping up to 100 million hectares…and beyond June 9, 2011 In 1989, Glen Davis—an environmental philanthropist and strong supporter of WWF—persuaded me to edit a book we called Endangered Spaces, which included the Canadian Wilderness Charter, akin to a “Bill of Rights”... Read More In 1989, Glen Davis—an environmental philanthropist and strong supporter of WWF—persuaded me to edit a book we called Endangered... Read More
"Out on the land": Spotting Arctic wildlife June 1, 2011 The Inuit tell a story of the creation of Mount Pelly and its two surrounding hills as a family of three giants succumbed to starvation and fell face-forward on the cold barren land of... Read More The Inuit tell a story of the creation of Mount Pelly and its two surrounding hills as a family... Read More
Norway unveils billion-dollar clean energy plan May 25, 2011 The Globe and Mail is reporting today that Norway announced an ambitious, billion-dollar plan to help build renewable energy in developing nations to combat climate change. Read More The Globe and Mail is reporting today that Norway announced an ambitious, billion-dollar plan to help build renewable energy... Read More
50 Stories: Conserving freshwater ecosystems May 18, 2011 We may live on a blue planet, but our supply of water is limited. Read More We may live on a blue planet, but our supply of water is limited. Read More
The Great Bear: A Gift to the Earth May 17, 2011 The word that comes to mind is power. Spirit bears and rain wolves ply moss-lined creeks that are teeming with spawning salmon. Dense forests carpet a complex network of fjords. Myriad sea life thrives... Read More The word that comes to mind is power. Spirit bears and rain wolves ply moss-lined creeks that are teeming... Read More
A toast to the future of the Arctic May 16, 2011 Last week WWF held an event at Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto to celebrate the significant milestone of protecting 100 million hectares in Canada, and to look to the future. Instead of having... Read More Last week WWF held an event at Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto to celebrate the significant milestone of protecting... Read More
Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, Spring 2011 May 13, 2011 Spring has sprung: the breeze is losing its winter nip, flowers are blooming, and people are starting to sport shorts. An enjoyable place to walk, jog, picnic, or play is your local shoreline.... Read More Spring has sprung: the breeze is losing its winter nip, flowers are blooming, and people are starting to sport... Read More
