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Hello Tender-hearts! We want to spread the word about the 10-year mark of the Transgender Day of Visibility this March…
Global climate change is now widely recognized as the singular greatest threat to the world’s ecosystems, cultures, and economies. Increasing…
For the maps of climate variables and projections, we sourced both global scale and regional scale data wherever it was…
This project synthesizes the current state of understanding of climate change projections, impacts, and vulnerabilities (exposure, specifically), risk, and adaptation…
This report is based on an extensive literature review and a series of discussions with experts involved in relevant research…
The world’s climate is changing at an increasingly rapid rate due to greenhouse gas emissions from human industrial activity and…
Across the MaPP region, increasing intensity and frequency of storms is likely to increase inundation risk (flooding) and erosion risk…
BC has three major international ports, four regional ports, and 40 local harbours [74]. Within the MaPP region, Prince Rupert…
The planning was pretty simple: a conversation between me, Eric, and our local contacts Debora and Kimi. We had a…
Coastal First Nations and non-First Nations communities depend on the ocean and nearshore environments for economic, social, and cultural values….
Fisheries and aquaculture are an especially important sector for coastal communities and First Nations. For many, fishing is a way…
Climate change will affect ecosystems throughout the region. The vulnerability of marine species to the cumulative effects of climate change…
Given the increasing rate of carbon emissions and the marginal success of global mitigation efforts, even higher rates of climate…
A tourist new to Manhattan stopped a balding, older gentleman carrying a violin case, and asked, “Sir, what’s the best…
The landscape of this island, Nuku Hiva, is so extreme it can be hard to find flat ground. That’s why…
When you’re in it, the hard moments can be heavy. It’s not easy to have perspective when you’re in it….
There is a new permanent part-time position at the Elizabeth Fry Society. The location for this job is Prince George….
Meet the North wrote this story for National Geographic Russia. With each new border and political shift, the indigenous women…
Here is a story I wrote for National Geographic Russia. This story appeared both on-line and in the printed magazine…
International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8 around the world to mark women’s hard-won achievements on the road to…
Smoke from burning leaves lifted into the morning sky. Two custodians had arrived before us, though it was still early,…
Wednesday March 20th 12:30 – 2:00 pm PST Making the Links between Climate Change, Community Health and Resilience: Building the Field in British Columbia Climate change has simultaneously been called the greatest threat and the greatest opportunity for public health this…
“Experience is not what happens to you. Experience is what you do with what happens to you.”— Aldous Huxley Some…
National Geographic ran a pilot project at the University of Virginia this month. The organizations worked together to create one…
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