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Colville Lake caribou court challenge begins in N.W.T. - Vimarsana News

Colville Lake caribou court challenge begins in N.W.T.

A Northwest Territories judge began to hear arguments Tuesday in a case that centres on treaty rights and the best approach to conserve caribou.

Source: cbc.ca
Love for the land led Sahtu sisters to same scholarship - Vimarsana News

Love for the land led Sahtu sisters to same scholarship

Naokah Bailes, 21 and Jasmine Bailes, 18, say experiences growing up on the land in the N.W.T. fostered a love for the environment and a desire to share it with others.

Source: cbc.ca
NewCa.com: $2M in funding awarded to climate and environmental - Vimarsana News

NewCa.com: $2M in funding awarded to climate and environmental

- The CEC announced 15 North American environmental justice and climate resilience projects to receive inaugural EJ4Climate grant. - The North American

Source: newca.com
$2M in funding awarded to climate and environmental justice projects from Canada, Mexico and the US - Vimarsana News

$2M in funding awarded to climate and environmental justice projects from Canada, Mexico and the US

/PRNewswire/ - The North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) has announced 15 climate-focused projects to receive an Environmental Justice...

Scientists partner with Indigenous communities to study effects of climate change and human development on Arctic caribou - Vimarsana News

Scientists partner with Indigenous communities to study effects of climate change and human development on Arctic caribou

Researcher Logan Berner was recently awarded $718,000 from the NSF to study how increased human development in the Arctic affects caribou herds against the back