As Jason Diceman pointed out last month, Worldchanging has covered quite a few social networking sites, all trying to bring … Continue reading WorldChanging Canada: Fund, Design and Build: The project of (y)our dreams?
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) welcomes today’s significant announcement by federal Environment Minister John Baird and Indian and … Continue reading CPAWS News: CPAWS welcomes historic next step for northern conservation
The Nova Scotia Chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS-NS) is pleased to learn that Nova Scotia Minister … Continue reading CPAWS News: CPAWS commends Nova Scotia Enviroment Minister on quarry decision
So here’s our ethical predicament for today: Is it wrong to be a shouting scaremonger in a crowded movie theatre … Continue reading Newswire: Battle of the Nobel climate horror disaster movies
Jaded eye urged at green claims on consumer goods Kathryn Young, Financial Post Published: Tuesday, November 20, 2007 Greenwashing— making … Continue reading Wary eye urged on green claims
The B.C. government is expected to unveil legislation today formally outlining its ambitious climate-change agenda, setting into law the targets … Continue reading B.C. to make climate-change targets part of law
The boreal forest is the largest wild frontier forest ecosystem remaining in the world. It circles the globe, traversing the … Continue reading East Side Wilderness Area
The Wilderness Committee and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) have joined the Fisher River Cree Nation (FRCN) on … Continue reading Protecting Culture, Nature, and Economic Opportunity – Ochiwasahow (Fisher Bay) Park Reserve
Our provincial parks are under constant attack. The cherished destinations of our camping weekends and trips to the lake are … Continue reading Stop Logging Our Provincial Parks!
Manitoba Wildlands released the 2007 Protected Areas Audit November 14,
2007. The Audit is annual, documenting all Manitoba Government actions
to establish protected lands and waters.
There were both protected areas losses and gains in the 2006 – 2007
year. The land quantum gain in protected area is 6,361 ha. The amount
of land removed from protection is 13,985 ha. The net loss in land
quantum protected from development in Manitoba for the 2007 Protected
Areas Audit is 7,642 ha.
Continue reading “Manitoba Wildlands Protected Areas Audit Released”
Climate Change Connection is a hub for information about climate change in Manitoba. We are managed by the Manitoba Eco-Network … Continue reading Climate Change Connection
The first recipients of Climate Change Connection’s Climate Champion Award were the “Idle Free Girls”. These girls are a group … Continue reading Climate Champions
