Ecosystems

• Should nature have financial value in Canada’s accounting system? What experts say

  Experts say Canada cannot properly address climate change without recognizing the financial value of natural assets like forests and wetlands.

  Canada

  Oct 9, 2022
  
• New Brunswick group to proceed with invasive fish eradication in Miramichi area

  An environmental group says it has until September to eradicate smallmouth bass from New Brunswick's Miramichi watershed, after its operation was put on hold last September.

  Canada

  Aug 8, 2022
  
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• Oceana audit says little progress in Canada’s fishery management over last five years

  In its fifth annual audit report, Oceana Canada says more than 80 per cent of the critically depleted fish stocks lack rebuilding plans to restore them to healthy levels.

  Canada

  Nov 16, 2021
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• Plan to kill invasive fish in New Brunswick watershed delayed until next year

  Over 120 people and supplies were in place for the operation in mid-August, but protesters in canoes refused to leave the area.

  Environment

  Sep 22, 2021
• B.C. wildfires cause for concern for wildlife in area, expert says

  Research is lacking on wildlife habitat ravaged by fires, one expert said.

  Canada

  Aug 23, 2021
• Researchers probing hidden secrets in waters off northern Labrador coast

  Underwater cameras around fjords have already yielded stunning images of soft corals and "forests" of sea anemones.

  Environment

  Aug 23, 2019
• SpaceX launches 3 Canadian radar satellites to survey the North

  SpaceX says the satellites will have daily access to “any point of 90 per cent of the world’s surface.”

  Science

  Jun 12, 2019
• 5 New Brunswick lakes have high levels of DDT despite ban on pesticide 46 years ago

  The scientist behind the study says the findings have significant implications for today.

  Environment

  Jun 12, 2019
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• Plans for Alberta caribou maternity ward criticized by scientific paper

  Alberta's plans to restore a dwindling caribou herd by penning off a large section of forest for pregnant cows is coming under attack in scientific literature.

  Education

  Jan 12, 2017
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• Fort McMurray wildfire likely killed all wildlife in its path: expert

  The fire that swept through Fort McMurray and still rages through the northern forest likely destroyed all wildlife in its path, according to one expert. But the disaster's impact on wildlife has yet to be documented.

  Environment

  May 12, 2016