Environment

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Extinction On My Mind /4: A reconsideration of invasive species

How can anything possibly be considered invasive or nonnative if it’s native to Earth? By Randi Hacker

Westmount Park’s
Invasive Honeysuckles

Their outward beauty disguises what can be best described as a Trojan Horse. By Michael Walsh

Canada-U.S. climate outlook
under a Trump presidency

An environmental retrenchment will have major implications for Canada-U.S. relations. By Andrew Burlone

Canada-U.S. climate outlook
under a Harris presidency

A Democrat administration would likely prioritize environmental protection and climate action.

Extinction on My Mind /3:
Litigation in Pre-Extinction Times

Lawsuits are not about action, lawsuits are about delay. By Randi Hacker

St. Pierre River:
too altered to be classified

The Ministère de la Culture et des Communications refuses its classification as a heritage site. By Louise Legault

Cross-Canada event
to benefit Nature

Nature Conservancy of Canada’s Big Backyard BioBlitz runs from August 1 to 5

We must act swiftly to save our wilderness and biodiversity

Ontario's new provincial urban park inspires the protection of threatened natural areas in the GMA. By Irwin Rapoport

Extinction on My Mind /2
Women and Machines

Technology is the single most successful means of separating us from reality. By Randi Hacker

An invitation to engage in a major conservation effort

Participate in the International Monarch Monitoring Blitz and contribute to the butterfly's preservation

Chalk River NSDF: The Nukes are back!

We thought the nuclear threat was history but the serpent has once again reared its ugly head. By Louise Legault

200 kids participate in
Facing Urban Nature project

UrbaNature Education provides hands-on outdoor science education to children from Côte-des-Neiges and NDG

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