Restoration

Poisoning the Endangered

Nov 03 2015 | IN Wildlife | BY Naomi Roy

An entire flock of dead Grey Crowned Cranes were discovered in South Luangwa National Park, Zambia

Accidental Ecosystems

Oct 15 2015 | IN Traditional Knowledge | REVIEWED BY Andrew Reeves

Three books that connect invasive species, preservation and human interference with natural selection.

Brian Craig | ERS375 Restoration Class of 2015

The Last Class

Sep 2015 | IN Careers 41.4 | BY Megan Nourse

The best thing I learned in my environmental studies program will stay with me forever

Canadian Rocky Mountain Ranch by Gonzalo Pineda Zuniga | Flickr

Bison: The Original Climate Change Activists

Apr 10 2015 | IN Wildlife | BY Stephen Bocking

Taking a page from the history book can benefit climate change research.

Angling for Success

Dec 2014 | IN Water 40.5 | BY Kyrke Gaudreau

Full article available online

Wayne Salewski is Earth Day Canada's Hometown Hero.

Urban River Revivalists

Dec 2014 | IN Water 40.5 | BY Michelle Di Cintio

Full article available online

Sudbury's Junction Creek stewards win the Hometown Heroes Group Award.

Fingerling Chinook salmon at Port Credit Harbour

Swimming Against the Odds

Apr 25 2014 | IN Restoration | BY Andrew Reeves

Few of the hundreds of thousands of Chinook salmon introduced into Lake Ontario each year survive to maturity, but the Ministry of Natural Resources is still betting on them to help to improve the health of the Great Lakes.

Redefining Recovery: A New Model for Saving Species At Risk

Apr 08 2014 | IN Theory | BY Alana Westwood

Current models often abandon endangered species at the first sign of improvement. This one sees them through to a fully recovered state.

Juvenile silver carp, an invasive species in North American waterways.

Fishing for Ways to Keep Asian Carp out of the Great Lakes

Feb 21 2014 | IN Restoration | BY Andrew Reeves

The US Army Corps of Engineers is weighing the options for keeping the invasive species out of Lake Michigan.

Ruptured pipeline responsible for Kalamazoo spill.

The Cautionary Tale of Kalamazoo

Feb 2014 | IN Resource Wars 40.1 | BY Mark Brooks

Full article available online

The still-unfolding horrors of spilled bitumen in Michigan's Kalamazoo River explain why more pipelines are an unacceptable risk.

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