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Entries for June 2019
Roosts for Tomorrow - Bat Houses Put into Context
Views: 3005
(June 27, 2019)
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A webinar by WCS Canada scientist, Dr. Cori Lausen on the considerations that should be made for the use of bat houses.
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The Unseen Threat: Noise in the Arctic Marine Environment
Views: 1995
(June 07, 2019)
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Increasing levels of underwater noise threaten Arctic whales, seals, fish and other species. A new report offers an opportunity for Arctic nations to lead on the issue.
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Mapping out a new approach to biodiversity protection
Views: 3892
(June 04, 2019)
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Canada has committed to protecting 17% of our land base by 2020. So far, we're only at 10.7%. We also need to do a better job of identifying areas that are well suited to protecting biodiversity. That is why we are excited to launch a new conservation tool called Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) in Canada. Identifying Key Biodiversity Areas can help us pinpoint areas that serve many different species or that are highly unique and/or under severe threat.
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Burned and beetle-killed forests need protection too
Views: 2811
(June 03, 2019)
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With forest fire season underway in Western Canada, Wildlife Conservation Society Canada has just released a timely report on the ecological value of burned and beetle-killed forests.
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