Women-led forest conservation
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Women-led forest conservation

Raincoast Conservation Foundation Apr 29, 2026
The Pacific herring spawn aboard Achiever

The Pacific herring spawn aboard Achiever

Apr 27, 2026
Monitoring on the edge: tracking Southern Residents from a Pender Island bluff

Monitoring on the edge: tracking Southern Residents from a Pender Island bluff

Apr 27, 2026
A noisier Salish Sea: New research and a public education hub document the acoustic crisis facing Southern Resident killer whales

A noisier Salish Sea: New research and a public education hub document the acoustic crisis facing Southern Resident killer whales

Apr 21, 2026
Two women talk while leaning on a railing outdoors. The overlay features "rebuilding," "grieving," and the When Love Hurts podcast graphic with hosts Alison Epp and Jo Neill.

Check out the When Love Hurts podcast!

ByRespect For WomenApr 27, 2026
A group of people in a meeting room, one person raising their hand, with the CanLyme Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation logo overlaid, representing a job posting for a Senior Administrator at CanLyme.

Job posting: CanLyme Senior Administrator

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationApr 22, 2026
Two Southern Resident killer whales swim near the surface of the Salish Sea, with one spouting water and a visible circular disturbance in the water nearby.

A noisier Salish Sea: New research and a public education hub document the acoustic crisis facing Southern Resident killer whales

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationApr 21, 2026
A small fish swims near the surface of dark, murky water in Ottawa, where a salmon-killing chemical from vehicle tires threatens its habitat; several other fish linger in the background.

When will Ottawa act to remove salmon-killing chemical from vehicle tires?

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationApr 21, 2026
Four people engage in light work on a grassy clearing in a forest, surrounded by trees, with many hands placing small red flags to mark spots on the ground.

Many hands make light work

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationApr 20, 2026
A person wearing a white coat stands outside near a stone and brick building, perhaps discussing breakthrough detection methods for Lyme disease, with large windows and trees in the background.

Lyme disease is as hard to detect as a ‘needle in a haystack.’ But a new breakthrough could change that

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationApr 18, 2026
A child and two adults interact with wooden puzzles and toys on a table, as the text "What do we mean by Intelligence?" appears—highlighting concepts like AI and emotional intelligence in this engaging webinar recording.

Emotional intelligence and the rise of AI by David Cory: Webinar recording

ByEmotional Intelligence MicroblogApr 17, 2026
Five overlapping presentation slides about aging in place and retirement communities, displayed over a background illustration of an outdoor park with people and pets—ideal for a webinar recap highlighting hosting benefits.

Webinar recap: The Benefits of Being an Enabling Host

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveApr 17, 2026
A person speaks at a podium next to a screen displaying "Functional Medicine Approach to Chronic Illness, Dr. Tim Cook MD, FRCPC, MPH," highlighting functional medicine strategies for Lyme disease. A play button appears at the center.

Dr. Tim Cook on structured functional medicine approach to treatment of Lyme disease

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationApr 17, 2026
Three Southern Resident killer whales swim close together at the surface of calm blue water, their dorsal fins visible above the waterline—perfect for identification.

Clues to help you tell Southern Resident and Bigg’s (transient) killer whales apart

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationApr 16, 2026
A group of business professionals, including coaches and corporate clients, walk and talk outside in an urban setting with modern glass buildings in the background.

How coaches can leverage EQ-i 2.0 certification to better serve corporate clients

ByEITC | The Emotional Intelligence Training CompanyApr 16, 2026
A person wearing a green shirt holds a cutout of the Earth with a green leaf, highlighting environmental awareness and the positive environmental impact promoted by HPR events.

Reducing Environmental Impact at HPR Events

ByHuman Powered RacingApr 14, 2026