The third episode of the Canadian Mountain Podcast explores several community-based research projects with respect and value for Traditional Knowledge in the Yukon Territory. Hosted by Meg Wilcox, our guests discuss their experiences...
As part of International Mountain Day 2016 celebrations, on December 15th the Canadian Mountain Network brought together a group of ‘mountain leaders’ for a public discussion of the challenges facing mountain communities. These include,...
The World Mountain Forum is bringing together worldwide stakeholders dedicated to sustainable mountain development. The goal of the Forum is to enhance the protection and awareness of mountain ecosystems and communities through collaboration and...
Enter the International Mountain Day recipe and #photo #contest and your #recipe could be featured in a @FAO publication. Help preserve cultural traditions & promote agrobiodiversity in #mountains by sharing your favourite recipe! #MountainsMatter http://www.fao.org/international-mountain-day/recipe-and-photo-contest/en/
How does #ClimateChange affect our water supply through #mountain regions? Ecologist and lead author of a new @IPCC Special Report, @heidimountains explains how mountainous #watersheds across the world are responding to changing conditions: http://ow.ly/3TvZ50wLQbt
CC-IUCN is looking for #youth #volunteers (18-30 years old) to become 2019-2021 CC-IUCN Youth Ambassadors! Connect youth to #nature before, during and after the @IUCN World Conservation Congress. #Apply by Oct. 27th: https://cc-iucn.ca/2019/10/11/cc-iucn-is-looking-for-youth-volunteers-to-become-2019-2021-cc-iucn-youth-ambassadors/ #IUCNcongress
“The #science says wolf control does work. It also says this is a Band-Aid interim solution. If you don’t restore habitat, you will have to #cull #wolves forever.” https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/caribou-numbers-up-49-per-cent-after-four-year-wolf-cull
