A new report and map released today by Greenpeace, ForestEthics and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) slams Canada's federal … Continue reading Environmental groups demand moratorium on industrial development in endangered forests
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) is one of the first organizations in Canada to become an accredited adherent … Continue reading CPAWS one of first organizations in Canada to be accredited as an enthical fundraising organization
GENEVA – The hole in the ozone layer over the Antarctic reached a record size this year, the United Nations' … Continue reading Antarctic ozone hole grows to record size
VANCOUVER – Sockeye salmon migrating from the Pacific Ocean bring high levels of industrial pollutants called PCBs to pristine lakes … Continue reading Salmon bring PCBs home from ocean: study
VANCOUVER – Sockeye salmon migrating from the Pacific Ocean bring high levels of industrial pollutants called PCBs to pristine lakes … Continue reading Salmon bring PCBs home from ocean: study
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) congratulates Prime Minister Jean Chr?tien for receiving the Fred M. Packard International Parks … Continue reading CPAWS congratulates Prime Minister Chr?tien on International Parks Award
With only a decade left to cut greenhouse gas emissions to meet the Kyoto Accord, new data show that Canadians … Continue reading Canada hasn’t mended polluting ways: report
Minister of the Environment David Anderson announced new regulations on September 10, 2003 requiring commercial and industrial facilities who own … Continue reading New environmental emergency regulations
CANCUN, MEXICO – World Trade Organization (WTO) talks failed Sunday after rich and poor countries were unable to find common … Continue reading Trade talks end in discord
QUEBEC CITY – A large Canadian climate research expedition to the Arctic sets sail from Quebec City on Saturday bound … Continue reading Climate research ship heads to Beaufort Sea
First Nations are taking the lead in many efforts to conserve wild landscapes in parks and protected areas across Canada, … Continue reading New report shows that Aboriginal Peoples now leading park creation across Canada
Calgary – The number of wildlife killed by cars in Banff National Park has dropped by 96 per cent over … Continue reading Crossings reduce number of wildlife deaths
