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| | | | | Biodiversity or bust? Here’s what happened at COP16 The 16th Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity landed a stronger role for Indigenous Peoples in biodiversity conservation, but failed to secure 30 x 30 financing or monitoring plans
By Jenn Thornhill Verma |
| | | Woodland caribou venture into the woods to feed in the eastern James Bay area of Quebec. While the COP15 biodiversity conference united the world on a goal to protect 30 per cent of land and water by 2030, COP16 ended at an impasse over financing global biodiversity conservation. (Photo: Jérémie LeBlond-Fontaine/Can Geo Photo Club) |
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Move over caribou and loon; it might be time for the opossum or mudpuppy to grace our currency
By Daria Maystruk |
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| Based on evolutionary distinctiveness, truly “Canadian” animals include the Virginia opossum, mudpuppy, belted kingfisher and northern alligator lizard. (Photo: Cody Pope) |
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| | Running solo across Death Valley with Ray Zahab
The acclaimed extreme adventurer recounts his gruelling solo run across one of the hottest places on earth: Death Valley, California
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| | | | Ray Zahab on foot in Death Valley. (Photo: Kent Keeler) |
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