Biodiversity Archives

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Yes, eastern coyotes are hybrids, but the ‘coywolf’ is not a thing

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Reproduction & Genetics / 96 views

Wombats are the only animals whose poop is a cube. Here’s how they do it.

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Interesting & Fun / 86 views

Wolves and Wolverines: A Complicated Relationship

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 80 views

Wolverine populations at risk without connectivity

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 84 views

Will the red fox kill the arctic fox?

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 77 views

Wildly optimistic: Report predicts a healthy future for biodiversity

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Biodiversity / 104 views

Wildlife Populations Decline

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Biodiversity / 94 views

Why the bison reintroduction will improve Banff’s food chain

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 91 views

Why scientists should communicate science – getting to the heart of the matter

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Science & Stewardship / 90 views

Why is organization important to the study of ecology?

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 76 views

Why forest fires can be bad for wildlife

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Science & Stewardship / 122 views

Why did the wolverine cross the road?

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Reproduction & Genetics / 89 views

Why bird feet don’t freeze in cold

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Interesting & Fun / 81 views

Why biodiversity is important to you

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Biodiversity / 99 views

Why are insects in decline, and can we do anything about it?

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 90 views

Who has the remaining wilderness?

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Alternate Link

Natural Selection & Extinction / 86 views

Where the Wild Things Were

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 90 views

Where do Banff bison roam?

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 105 views

When Scientists “Discover” What Indigenous People Have Known For Centuries

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Science & Stewardship / 128 views

When does genetic diversity matter? The conservation of genetic biodiversity in a changing world.

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Reproduction & Genetics / 96 views

What’s natural selection and why it’s different from extinction

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 72 views

What, Me Worry? Humans Are Blind to Imminent Environmental Collapse

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Biodiversity / 92 views

What is the role of a subspecies and why are its genetics important?

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Reproduction & Genetics / 101 views

What is biodiversity and why does it matter to us?

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Biodiversity / 90 views

What is an ecosystem?

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 81 views

What Is An Ecosystem?

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 90 views

What is a bioblitz?

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Science & Stewardship / 87 views

What is a bio blitz and how you can lead one: resources and guides

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Science & Stewardship / 85 views

What Helps Animals Adapt (or Not) to Climate Change?

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Reproduction & Genetics / 90 views

What Birds, Coyotes, and Badgers Know About Teamwork

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 90 views

What biodiversity loss means for our health

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Biodiversity / 118 views

What bears eat (weird stuff)

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 81 views

We need an international approach to biodiversity (but local action)

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Biodiversity / 104 views

We mourned the last white rhino, but we aren’t protecting our own species

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 83 views

We found grizzly, black and polar bears together for the first time

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Reproduction & Genetics / 91 views

We don’t need to save endangered species. Extinction is part of evolution.

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 235 views

UVic PhD graduate’s work emphasizes importance of forested wildlife corridors

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Reproduction & Genetics / 103 views

Urban Foxes and Coyotes Learn to Make Nice

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Reproduction & Genetics / 97 views

Unique Fur And A Nomadic Nature: Otter Survival In Winter

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Reproduction & Genetics / 97 views

Understanding new ways to communicate science online

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Science & Stewardship / 88 views

Twice as many plants have gone extinct than birds, mammals, and amphibians combined

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 83 views

Trying To Determine Forest Health? Look To The Lichens

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Science & Stewardship / 91 views

This trio of eagles — 1 female and 2 males — are raising a family together

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Interesting & Fun / 92 views

This 68-Year-Old Bird Has Laid Yet Another Egg

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Reproduction & Genetics / 110 views

These elusive alpinists drink at night

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Reproduction & Genetics / 101 views

The Wolves and Moose are Out of Whack

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Science & Stewardship / 124 views

The Wisdom of Indigenous Innovation: “The Knowledge is in our DNA”

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Science & Stewardship / 100 views

The value of biodiversity is not the same as its price

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Biodiversity / 134 views

The uncomfortable silence of 2.9-billion missing birds

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 82 views

The True Value of Ecosystem Services

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 83 views

The socio-economic costs of biodiversity loss

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Biodiversity / 122 views

The secret lives of fish-eating, beaver-ambushing wolves

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Interesting & Fun / 78 views

The secret life of plants: Ten new species found this year

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Science & Stewardship / 81 views

The role of predators in maintaining healthy ecosystems and food chains

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 94 views

The role of genetic diversity to sustaining biodiversity

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Reproduction & Genetics / 87 views

The Radioactive Wolves of Chernobyl

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Interesting & Fun / 81 views

The perilous journey of Wyoming’s migrating pronghorn

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 90 views

The Overlooked Organisms That Keep Challenging Our Assumptions About Life

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Reproduction & Genetics / 103 views

The Next Generation of Indigenous Leaders

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Interesting & Fun / 84 views

The Magic of Moss and What It Teaches Us About the Art of Attentiveness to Life at All Scales

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Science & Stewardship / 103 views

The last captive species: What will humans do when we eliminate a million varieties of life with whom we share the planet?

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 80 views

The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species

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Biodiversity / 98 views

The importance of nature to Canadians : the economic significance of nature-related activities

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Biodiversity / 104 views

The history of effective population size and genetic diversity in the Yellowstone grizzly (Ursus arctos): Implications for conservation

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Reproduction & Genetics / 177 views

The Hidden Forest: The Biography of an Ecosystem

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 69 views

The Fall And Rise Of A Fearless Fox

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Interesting & Fun / 97 views

The extraordinary life and death of the world’s oldest known spider

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Interesting & Fun / 86 views

The Economic Value of Biodiversity

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Biodiversity / 149 views

The Disturbing Sound of a Human Voice

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Science & Stewardship / 81 views

The definitive tool for citizen science-driven nature solutions in Canada

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Science & Stewardship / 81 views

The contribution of predators and scavengers to human well-being

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 113 views

The contiguous United States just lost its last wild caribou

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 85 views

The concept of species is flawed. So why is it so important to us?

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Reproduction & Genetics / 102 views

The birds that fear death

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Interesting & Fun / 82 views

The biomass distribution on Earth

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 89 views

The Billion Year Partnership Between Plants And Fungi

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Interesting & Fun / 83 views

The B word: communicating biodiversity to a world that doesn’t care enough

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Biodiversity / 99 views

The 10 most recent animal extinctions in Canada

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 78 views

The ‘alpha male’? It’s just a regular dad, says local expert busting wolf myths

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Interesting & Fun / 77 views

Taking Action Today: Establishing protected areas for Canada’s future

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Biodiversity / 100 views

Sustainable Development

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Biodiversity / 97 views

Stunning map predicts how wildlife will move to adapt to climate change

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Reproduction & Genetics / 86 views

Study showcases how songbirds are adapting to humans – and struggling to do so

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Reproduction & Genetics / 91 views

Stop biodiversity loss or we could face our own extinction, warns UN

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Biodiversity / 93 views

Species at Risk, Canada

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Biodiversity / 102 views

Species at Risk Act

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Biodiversity / 149 views

Snow DNA Reveals New Way to Track Animals in Winter

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Science & Stewardship / 115 views

Small Weasel-Like Animals Are Taking Down Big Cats

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 112 views

Slime fighting slug can superglue enemy frogs to trees for days

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Interesting & Fun / 82 views

Sixth mass extinction could destroy life as we know it– biodiversity expert

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 92 views

Sixteen years of change in the global terrestrial human footprint and implications for biodiversity conservation

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Biodiversity / 102 views

Sharks Found Inside An Active Volcano — Alive

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Interesting & Fun / 271 views

Scientists repurpose stargazing tools to protect endangered species

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Interesting & Fun / 84 views

Scientists identify vast underground ecosystem containing billions of micro-organisms

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Science & Stewardship / 95 views

Scientists ‘speechless’ at Arctic fox’s epic trek

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 77 views

Scientists ‘speechless’ at Arctic fox’s epic trek

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Interesting & Fun / 94 views

Sask. ranchers stunned as beaver herds 150 cattle

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Interesting & Fun / 77 views

Researchers Revealed: Eyes in the Wild

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Science & Stewardship / 82 views

Report 3 – Conserving Biodiversity

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Biodiversity / 105 views

Recovery of species listed under the Species at Risk Act: backgrounder

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Biodiversity / 97 views

Rare species of Dracula ant snaps up record for world’s fastest animal movement

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Interesting & Fun / 79 views

Protected or not, Canadian species are in serious decline: WWF report

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 80 views

Protect the last of the wild

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Project Noah – A global citizen science platform

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Science & Stewardship / 90 views

Political science and ecological restoration

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Biodiversity / 91 views

Political actions are required to address biodiversity loss, not additional scientific knowledge

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Biodiversity / 99 views

Pine trees send chemical warning to each other when pine beetles attack

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Interesting & Fun / 84 views

Pathway to Canada Target 1 – Success stories

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Biodiversity / 125 views

Our best maps of 2018

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Biodiversity / 126 views

Ontario wolverine tracking

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Reproduction & Genetics / 96 views

One in eight bird species is at risk of extinction: report

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 90 views

No average bears: How human use of trails affects grizzlies

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Science & Stewardship / 83 views

Nature’s Dangerous Decline ‘Unprecedented’; Species Extinction Rates ‘Accelerating’

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Nature’s Dangerous Decline ‘Unprecedented’; Species Extinction Rates ‘Accelerating’

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 85 views

Nature Lynx

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Science & Stewardship / 93 views

Natural selection shaped the rise and fall of passenger pigeon genomic diversity.

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 90 views

Natural Selection and Animal Personalities

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 88 views

Myths: Evolution promotes the survival of a species

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 76 views

Mysteries of the animal mind

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Reproduction & Genetics / 89 views

Mutation as a source of variation

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Reproduction & Genetics / 102 views

Moose: A Year in the Life of a Twig Eater

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 79 views

Master Regulators: How Mountain Lions Boost Biodiversity

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 82 views

Mapping Canada’s intact forests

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Biodiversity / 96 views

Mammal diversity will take millions of years to recover from the current biodiversity crisis

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Biodiversity / 102 views

Major threats

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Biodiversity / 96 views

Loon reproduction is on the decline in Canada

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Reproduction & Genetics / 102 views

Killer whales to caribou: UN environment report has strong message for Canada

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Biodiversity / 99 views

It’s time for a more realistic approach to conservation

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Biodiversity / 104 views

Is the concept of carrying capacity helpful anymore?

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 92 views

Is Geotagging on Instagram Ruining Natural Wonders? Some Say Yes

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Science & Stewardship / 217 views

Is Chernobyl a Wild Kingdom or a Radioactive Den of Decay?

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Interesting & Fun / 90 views

Invasive alien species strategy

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Biodiversity / 107 views

International citizen science: making the local global

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Science & Stewardship / 92 views

Interesting science: plant eats salamanders in Ontario

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 76 views

Insect collapse: ‘We are destroying our life support systems’

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 78 views

Indigenous-led conservation offers a path to global leadership and reconciliation

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Biodiversity / 112 views

Indigenous knowledge key to a successful ecosystem restoration

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Science & Stewardship / 90 views

In spite of the news, there is hope for biodiversity

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Biodiversity / 95 views

In Defense of Biodiversity: Why Protecting Species from Extinction Matters

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 74 views

If You Want to Explain Your Science to the Public, Here’s Some Advice

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Science & Stewardship / 72 views

Identifying global centers of unsustainable commercial harvesting of species

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Biodiversity / 141 views

Identifying global centers of unsustainable commercial harvesting of species

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 103 views

Humans Are Speeding Extinction and Altering the Natural World at an ‘Unprecedented’ Pace

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Biodiversity / 102 views

Humans Are Speeding Extinction and Altering the Natural World at an ‘Unprecedented’ Pace

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 94 views

Humans are having huge influence on evolution of species, study says

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Reproduction & Genetics / 94 views

Humanity has wiped out 60% of animal populations since 1970, report finds

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 87 views

Humanity and nature are not separate – we must see them as one to fix the climate crisis

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Biodiversity / 117 views

Human-induced evolution caused by unnatural selection through harvest of wild animals

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 90 views

How trees secretly talk to each other in the forest

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Interesting & Fun / 86 views

How the characteristics of species help determine food chains

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 80 views

How modern technology is inspired by the natural world

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Science & Stewardship / 94 views

How grizzly bears evolved into polar bears

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Reproduction & Genetics / 190 views

How Diverse Personalities Help Animals Survive

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Interesting & Fun / 92 views

How diverse animal personalities help them survive

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Reproduction & Genetics / 89 views

How Canadians Value Nature

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Biodiversity / 100 views

How bighorn sheep use crowdsourcing to find food on the hoof

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 81 views

How bighorn sheep use crowdsourcing to find food on the hoof

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Interesting & Fun / 84 views

How animals are adapting to cope with their noisiest neighbours – humans

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Reproduction & Genetics / 83 views

How animals adapt to habitats

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Reproduction & Genetics / 109 views

How animals adapt (and maybe even evolve) to live in cities

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Reproduction & Genetics / 97 views

Hope Springs Eternal: Biodiversity Conservation Requires That We See the Glass as Half Full

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Biodiversity / 99 views

High Carbon Stock forests provide co‐benefits for tropical biodiversity

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 146 views

Heat waves are damaging beetle sperm, and that could be bad news for the entire planet

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Interesting & Fun / 74 views

Half Grizzly, Half Polar Bear: A New Hybrid May Be Roaming the Canadian North

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 94 views

Grizzly-polar bear hybrids spotted in Canadian Arctic

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 75 views

Grizzly bears are wanderers, roaming vast areas of remote and rugged terrain.

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 86 views

Grizzly bear habitat carrying capacity in the Alberta Rocky Mountains

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 87 views

GPS Tracking Shows How Much Wolf Packs Avoid Each Other’s Range

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 101 views

Get ‘inspidered’ – from fear of spiders to fascination

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Interesting & Fun / 76 views

Genetic diversity: The hidden face of biodiversity

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Reproduction & Genetics / 100 views

Fighting flora with fauna

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Science & Stewardship / 80 views

Family reunion? 13 grizzly bears gather in Montana

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Interesting & Fun / 86 views

Evidence-Based Decision Making – Context Matters

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Science & Stewardship / 109 views

Environmental Ranking for Canada and the OECD

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Biodiversity / 112 views

Engaging the public in biodiversity issues

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Biodiversity / 114 views

Elk Island National Park bison populating herds across globe ‘the cornerstone of conservation’

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Reproduction & Genetics / 94 views

Elk fear cougars more than wolves; how they manage threats

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 124 views

Ecological levels: from individuals to ecosystems

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 135 views

Each forest type serves many ecological and social functions and provides various benefits to society.

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Science & Stewardship / 81 views

Does conserving subspecies make sense?

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 86 views

Do coyotes and badgers work together to find food?

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 87 views

Destruction of nature as dangerous as climate change, scientists warn

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Biodiversity / 98 views

CRISPR gene editing: Why we need Slow Science

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Science & Stewardship / 89 views

Convention on Biological Diversity

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Biodiversity / 97 views

Conservation: History and Future

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Science & Stewardship / 115 views

Cities are driving evolution — and may spawn new species, scientists say

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 74 views

Carrying Capacity of a Population: Definition & Explanation

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 87 views

Canadian scientists say ‘compassion’ will win the war on truth

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Science & Stewardship / 90 views

Canadian Biodiversity: Ecosystem Status and Trends 2010

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Biodiversity / 101 views

Canada’s 6th National Report to the Convention on Biological Diversity

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Biodiversity / 93 views

Canada mapped only by rivers, streams & lakes

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Biodiversity / 128 views

Can Storytelling Save Wildlife?

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Biodiversity / 99 views

Calling all citizen scientists

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Science & Stewardship / 87 views

Bringing back predators changes everything

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 94 views

Both gender and movement important for genetic diversity of grizzly bears.

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Reproduction & Genetics / 92 views

Birds hold ‘funerals’ for dead

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Interesting & Fun / 82 views

Biodiversity: Finance and the Economic and Business Case for Action

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Biodiversity / 100 views

Biodiversity will take millions of years to recover

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 76 views

Biodiversity loss has finally got political – and this means new thinking on the left and the right

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Biodiversity / 102 views

Biodiversity loss has an enormous impact on humans, according to a UN report

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Biodiversity / 93 views

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Biodiversity / 97 views

Bio One

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Biodiversity / 107 views

Beluga whales adopt lost narwhal in St. Lawrence River

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Interesting & Fun / 138 views

Assessing the state of knowledge on biodiversity and nature’s contributions to people in support of sustainable development

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Biodiversity / 85 views

Assessing community-based conservation projects

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Science & Stewardship / 90 views

As Extinctions Loom Biodiversity Warnings Fail to Resonate with Governments Media

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Biodiversity / 99 views

Are subspecies useful in evolutionary and conservation biology?

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Reproduction & Genetics / 99 views

Animation: The Heartbeat of Nature’s Productivity

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 135 views

Ancient deer-like creatures returned to the ocean to become whales. But why?

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Reproduction & Genetics / 100 views

An overview of a food chain

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 83 views

An overview of a food chain

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 80 views

Aging in the Wild

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 87 views

After a 400-Year Absence, A Rare Ibis Returns to European Skies

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 81 views

After 60 years, death of last Sable Island horse reopens debate over animals’ fate

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 80 views

After 100 Years, Scientists Are Finally Starting to Understand the Mysterious Great Grey Owl

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Science & Stewardship / 94 views

Advancing the Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity in Canada

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Biodiversity / 113 views

Adaptive coat colour polymorphism in the Kermode bear of coastal British Columbia

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Reproduction & Genetics / 88 views

A Strange New Gene Pool of Animals Is Brewing in the Arctic

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Reproduction & Genetics / 93 views

A Review of Food Security for Grizzly Bears in British Columbia

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 83 views

A new approach to understanding subspecies can boost conservation

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 94 views

A Journey Into the Animal Mind

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Reproduction & Genetics / 97 views

A group of women follow a deer on its yearly migratory path

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Carrying Capacity & Food Chains / 81 views

A bear’s eye view of Yellowstone

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Interesting & Fun / 84 views

A 16-Million-Year-Old Tree Tells a Deep Story of the Passage of Time

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Interesting & Fun / 117 views

9 Tips For Communicating Science To People Who Are Not Scientists

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Science & Stewardship / 81 views

2020 Biodiversity Goals and Targets for Canada

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Biodiversity / 134 views

#NatureForAll Success Stories

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Biodiversity / 105 views

‘World’s biggest’ youth-led conservation scheme begins in Wales

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Interesting & Fun / 77 views

‘It’s game over’: Last ‘Grey Ghost’ caribou herd is down to just three members, all female

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Natural Selection & Extinction / 71 views

‘Both things are true’: Science, Indigenous wisdom seek common ground

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Science & Stewardship / 94 views

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Biodiversity / 82 views

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Secondary Source

Reproduction & Genetics / 94 views