Wintering Bats Survey
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Bats are vital to our world’s ecosystems and economy, We’re working worldwide to ensure the survival of these extraordinary mammals.
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A Case Study On The Assessment And Valuation Of Natural Assets
Restored ecosystems contribute to both environmental health and human prosperity, supporting long-term ecological and economic sustainability. Join this webinar to hear a case study from the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority and Conservation Ontario!
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Canada’s wildlife is facing unprecedented threats. From climate change to habitat loss, pollution, and homes being destroyed by the effects of climate change, brought on by human activity, the once-vibrant ecosystems that span our nation are now in rapid decline. Species that once thrived in abundance are now on the brink of extinction.
Observing Hyenas In Their Natural Habitat | Guardians Of The Wild 104
In the heart of Southern Africa, Liuwa Plains National Park was once teeming with wildlife, but war and poaching left it nearly lifeless. Now, a dedicated team of conservationists is bringing it back to life, tracking predators and restoring the balance of this fragile ecosystem. With Lions(Panthera leo) returning and hyenas still dominant, the park’s future hangs in the balance, but hope is on the horizon as grazing herds begin to repopulate the golden plains.
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Creating A Forest | Climate Crew | Parks Canada
In this episode of Parks Canada’s Climate Crew, we’re getting to the root of what it takes to return an area to its native forest!
See how in Rouge National Urban Park, we’re improving ecosystems with help from Indigenous partners, the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, and 10,000 Trees. Together, we’re restoring forests and habitats that allow animals to roam freely and safely. More green spaces = happier, healthier people and ecosystems!
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Nature Break: Bee
Bees and other pollinators are essential to maintaining ecosystems across the nation and around the world. Pollination sustains plants that provide food and shelter for people and wildlife, medicines for people and animals, and diverse and healthy landscapes, from forests to deserts. About one in three bites of food we eat depends on pollinators, and native bees alone provide over $5 billion in crop pollination services every year in the U.S.
Unfortunately, too many native pollinator populations are in decline. Bumble bees are also declining nationwide, and in 2017 the … Continue