Nerdy About Nature
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More Roads creates more Fires, & they don’t help fight them.
The wildfires lately, have been wild. 😳
A recent paper took a look at wildfire ignitions and found that proximity to roads was a good indicator for the size and severity of fires, with a vast majority of wildfires starting within 50 meter...
Podchat 37 | Learning from Indigenous Worldviews to Build a Better Tomorrow with Gisele Martin
In many ways, the world today seems to be in shambles, and it’s easy to assume that humans are the cause of it all…but it’s not all humans. Instead, many of the destructive forces present in the world today are the result of a global coloni...
It’s time we Protect Bear Dens in BC
Bear dens like this form naturally in big old growth trees, which after centuries of growth, develop these unique structural complexities that forms cavities in their bases. These trees are hundreds to thousands of years old, and often begi...
The Assault on the Roadless Rule, and how you can get involved.
While I’m sure many of you have heard by now that the Trump administration has taken the next steps towards rescinding the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, I just wanted to take a moment and break down just how absolutely ridiculous this wh...
Are the Global Problems we face the result of Overpopulation, or is there more to it?
There’s quite a lot of chatter about all of the problems we face today going back to the planet being ‘overpopulated’ - but is that the truth, or just a scapegoat to the real issue?
From a biological sense, population is controlled by the...
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What kind of world are we gonna leave our sons & daughters, when we’ve cut down all the trees and polluted all the waters?
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