Farmers urged not to cut down trees on farmland
The International Union for Conversation of Nature (IUCN) has asked farmers not to cut down trees on farmlands. Having trees on farmlands had...
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Don't cut down trees on farmlands - Union advises farmers
The International Union for Conversation of Nature (IUCN) has asked farmers not to cut down trees on farmlands.
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The strange beaches where the sand squeaks under your feet
WHILE you'd expect a beach to have beautiful white sand, some have an extra feature - in that they squeak when you walk on them.TikTok user Tate Duane
Source: thesun.ie
Drone survey protects Basin Head's unique species of Irish moss
Members of the Souris watershed group are using the latest technology to monitor the rare species of giant Irish moss at Basin Head. Rather than walking into the water to do the survey, they are taking to the sky.
Prince Edward Island Jake Mackinnon Keila Miller Department Of Fisheries P Ei Wildlife Federation Area Branch
Source: cbc.ca
Rising temperatures put at least a quarter of marine life around P.E.I. at risk, paper estimates
A paper by Dalhousie University researchers published in a recent edition of the journal Nature Climate Change says 90 per cent of marine life is at high or critical risk due to climate change. A marine biologist explains what that means on P.E.I.
New Brunswick Boris Worm Department Of Fisheries Dalhousie University P Ei Wildlife Federation Area Branch
Source: cbc.ca
Thousands of Gulf of St. Lawrence seabirds likely dead of avian flu
Wildlife officials around the shores of Prince Edward Island are being kept busy collecting sick and dead birds from beaches.
Prince Edward Island Megan Jones Canadian Wildlife Health Canadian Wildlife Service Atlantic Veterinary College Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative
Source: cbc.ca
Mad, bad and dangerous to know: Should we be eating invasive species?
In the first of a two-part series, chef Andie Bulman looks at invasive species in the water, and what you can do with them.
Source: cbc.ca
Work underway on West Point shoreline protection project
Work is underway to prevent further erosion of the shoreline along Cedar Dunes Provincial Park in western P.E.I..
West Point Prince Edward Island Brian Thompson Cedar Dunes Provincial Park West Point Lighthouse Cedar Dunes Provincial
Source: cbc.ca