It’s the world’s first Indigenous-led ‘blue park.’ And Kitasoo Xai’xais Nation pulled it off without waiting on Canada
Awarded for protecting sea life, Gitdisdzu Lugyeks Marine Protected Area is also the first ever...
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Can these far northern First Nations protect the world’s Breathing Lands?
On the shores of James and Hudson Bays, the Omushkego Wahkohtowin conservation project is almost...
Meet Shannon Waters, The Narwhal’s B.C. politics and environment reporter
With years of political reporting experience, Shannon is poised to bring fresh stories to the...
‘Hopefully, the story dies’: emails show North Bay officials reacting to reporting on plastics factory’s use of PFAS
Emails obtained by The Narwhal show city staff advising Industrial Plastics Canada on response to...
Earth Day first aimed to save species. To do that, we need to think about more than one
Stories of charismatic critters capture our attention, but often only after it’s too late to...
Where are the moose?
On the land looking for moose — and one nation’s efforts to bring them back....
Agriculture has historically ravaged wetlands. These farmers are trying to change that
Wetlands are vanishing worldwide, often to make way for agriculture. In Manitoba, some farmers are...
The Narwhal teams up with The Big Story podcast for Paydirt, a miniseries about Ontario’s Greenbelt scandal
Tune as The Narwhal’s Emma McIntosh tells the story behind the story of the Greenbelt...
Conservation chronicles: Sarah Cox dives into the heart of wildlife protection in her new book
Indigenous communities, ranchers, scientists and even the Canadian military spoke with Cox about saving at-risk...
