Category: Digest

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Land, Life and Legacy: Conservation in Alberta’s Capital Region

This YouTube video was produced by The Nature Conservancy of Canada.

The Capital Conservation Region around Edmonton is a patchwork of forests, wetlands, grasslands, and rivers — beautiful, diverse, and under threat. Thanks to generous land donors and easement partners, these special places are being conserved for wildlife and people alike. We can’t do it alone. Your support helps keep these landscapes thriving for generations to come.

Song credits
Song: Write Your Own Story

Artist: BalloonPlanet

Album: Write Your Own Story

The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is Canada’s leading national land conservation organization. Since 1962, NCC and our

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Steve Irwin Built This Habitat 20 Years Ago

This YouTube video was produced by The Australia Zoo.

We are so proud of the habitats we provide for our animal family here at Australia Zoo. We create everything with a focus on recreating a natural and enriching environment – in this episode, keeper Shane explores some of the ways this was achieved in our “Roo Heaven” (home to not just kangaroos!).

Here at Australia Zoo we are home to over 1200 beautiful animals and 400 staff. Join us as we give you a behind the scenes look at all the action. From new additions to animal highlights, our

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How to Be Hopeful: Empowering Practices to Overcome Despair and Act for Sea Otter Conservation

This YouTube video was produced by Defenders Of Wildlife.

Join us on Sunday, September 21, for a special webinar about acknowledging and overcoming feelings like despair and eco-anxiety to find hope in the movement to conserve sea otters and their habitat.

Dr. elin kelsey will present “How to Be Hopeful: Empowering Practices to Overcome Despair and Act for Sea Otter Conservation. Dr. kelsey has written about the hopeful, solutions-based approaches that conservationists can take to help address and overcome the daunting challenges we face today.

Defenders of Wildlife works on the ground, in the courts, and on Capitol Hill

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