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Entries for September 2020
Understanding Wolverines
Views: 2168
(September 08, 2020)
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Elusive, tough and resourceful, wolverines may be our most misunderstood natural neighbour… and that’s getting in the way of conservation efforts for this embattled species. Some intrepid researchers are out in the wilds to learn more before it is too late. An article featuring research by WCS Canada wolverine expert, Dr. Matt Scrafford.
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Why The Pandemic is Telling Us That Our Relationship with Nature is Broken
Views: 2372
(September 03, 2020)
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A webinar by Dr. Justina Ray summarizing the latest scientific findings on how the COVID-19 pandemic was sparked, the links between declines in biodiversity and loss of intact ecosystems round the world and the rise of viral spillover events, along with policy implications.
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