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Ridgeway tree culling halted to protect rare woodpecker - Vimarsana News

Ridgeway tree culling halted to protect rare woodpecker

A woodlot which has been found to contain the habitat for a bird protected under the Species at Risk Act will stand another day after cutting was suddenly halted.

Federal court sides with ENGOs on expanding habitat protection for endangered birds - Vimarsana News

Federal court sides with ENGOs on expanding habitat protection for endangered birds

Ruling highlights need for broader safeguards under Species at Risk Act

Why Ecosystems Need Healthy Populations Of Apex Predators To Be Restored - Vimarsana News

Why Ecosystems Need Healthy Populations Of Apex Predators To Be Restored

What if restoring ecosystems was as easy as letting nature do what she intends? From the microscopic level, which constantly churns and builds the “living

Embracing Nature's Wisdom: How Letting Wolves Thrive Can Restore Ecosystems - Vimarsana News

Embracing Nature's Wisdom: How Letting Wolves Thrive Can Restore Ecosystems

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First Nations urge Environment Minister not to green light Chalk River nuclear waste dump. - Vimarsana News

First Nations urge Environment Minister not to green light Chalk River nuclear waste dump.

MARIE WOOLF, OTTAWA, Globe and Mail, 15 Feb 24 Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault was urged by First Nations chiefs Wednesday not to issue a permit to allow a nuclear waste dump on a forested site northwest of Ottawa where a variety of wildlife, including “at risk” wolves, live. Ten chiefs and members of First Nations in…