‘In order to have clean energy, we need good energy’ Indigenous youth say
Iqaluit summit highlights youth leadership and Indigenous family values in climate action and energy transformation...
In Tuktoyaktuk, nail art offers a novel record of climate change
A research project engages youth in creative documentation of the environment
On this social network, sea ice, traditional foods and wildlife are always trending
Few social networking platforms are known for inspiring positive social change these days, but an...
Shrinking wildlife habitats — and a note on press freedom
In our latest newsletter, we bring you two on-the-ground stories on disappearing old-growth trees and...
As the world’s ‘polar bear capital’ waits for ice, bears are increasingly drawn into the streets
Climate change and El Niño conditions have a unique consequence for northern communities: polar bears...
Killer diets: orcas off Canada’s East Coast threatened by ‘forever chemicals’ in their food
Killer whales off Canada's East Coast and in the eastern Arctic are particularly at risk...
Manitoba’s Arctic coast is home to seals, polar bears and 60,000 belugas. Here’s Canada’s chance to protect it
Near Churchill, conservation advocates are pushing the federal government to protect a huge swath of...
Pipe dreams: decoding the political debate on shipping oil through Manitoba’s Arctic port
Pierre Poilievre is eyeing the Port of Churchill as a way to increase fossil fuel...
With old traditions and new tech, young Inuit chart their changing landscape
Connecting to the land through hunting is essential to Inuit culture. Facing rapid changes to...
