Nature Communication • Sustainability • Mental Health
To work in conservation you must develop skills in the arts - the art of patience, tolerance, and optimism. These have not always come naturally to me but I‘ve learnt a lot over the years. Today, however, I'm going to tread a thin-ish line on behalf of the planet. I would first like to award [...]
Can you tell me what a coral is? Is it an animal or a plant? Or is it something else entirely? In fact, it is both animal and plant, and then some! Corals are one of the unsung wonders of the animal kingdom. We’ve all heard of them, yet most do not consider them to [...]
Our jaunt to East Point Where were we? Saturna! (If you're only just tuning in, catch up with parts I and II of our trip). Seeing as we were on the island we thought it rude not to visit the famous ‘East Point’ - famous whale spotting location and historic land mark for what turned out to [...]
Orca conservation work in Canada. Read more about One Species' first ambassador meet up in the Gulf Islands. Understand the community's attitudes towards conservation.
Who remembers Granny? Matriarch to the southern resident killer whales (SRKW); mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother to many of the remaining 78 orcas? She was an oracle for the younger generations, passing on her knowledge on migration routes, feeding sites, and the best fish. Unfortunately, Granny died in January of this year at the incredible age [...]
Bats suffer from negative attitudes - why we should learn to live alongside them - learn how to detect bats in your house and what to do about it.
