Canada's Role in the Coming Resource Boom
Canada, possessing some of the world's largest resource stockpiles, must decide whether to participate in the impending boom or risk being left behind.| Christian Embassy of Canada
We need commissioners with backgrounds in wildlife ecology, land management, climate adaptation and resource conservation. The post More conservation voices needed on Florida wildlife commission appeared first on The Invading Sea.| The Invading Sea
The largest, most extensive program at the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) is the Fire Protection Division, which provides wildfire protection on approximately 16 million acres of private and publicly owned lands. Every county but one (Sherman) has at least a portion of their land within an ODF Fire Protection District, and to help establish […]| Association of Oregon Counties
INDIANA – Hoosiers can celebrate National Public Lands Day on Saturday, September 27. On this day, individuals can support their favorite DNR property by volunteering... The post Celebrate National Public Lands Day appeared first on WBIW.| WBIW
WARWICK – The R.I. Cannabis Control Commission on Friday began accepting applications to become certified for one of the six retail Social Equity Licenses that are available under state law. The portal will be available until Sept. 29. Once certified, successful applicants will still need to apply for an adult-use cannabis retail license. In July, […]| Providence Business News
Canada, possessing some of the world's largest resource stockpiles, must decide whether to participate in the impending boom or risk being left behind.| Christian Embassy of Canada
Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation Executive Director Daniel Dinsmore and AWWF advisor Janet McMahon appeared on WCSH’s program “207” to discuss the recent publication of a new guidebook, This Extraordinary Place: A Guide to Allagash Ecology. The book builds on a groundbreaking ecological assessment, “A River in Space and Time,” which McMahon led as the first of its kind for the Waterway since its creation in 1966.| Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation
The industry's proposals for Wyoming would more than double the state's electrical capabilities, challenging protections for the average ratepayer. The post Utilities brace for staggering power demands from AI, data centers in Wyoming appeared first on WyoFile .| WyoFile
By one vote, a legislative committee agrees to consider a draft measure again in November when amendments are possible. The post Wyoming lawmakers advance bill decriminalizing corner crossing appeared first on WyoFile .| WyoFile
U.S. Geological Survey analysis using demographic data from 13 Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem elk herds suggests few overall benefits from feeding, including for hunting. The post Feedgrounds grow elk herds? Wolves, grizzlies might mop up benefits, study finds. appeared first on WyoFile .| WyoFile
Three livestock groups, a Montana property association and a conservative group ask justices to consider the case, which pits property rights against public access. The post Ranchers, landowners, conservatives urge Supreme Court to hear Wyoming corner-crossing case appeared first on WyoFile .| WyoFile
As lawmakers weigh courts’ decisions on accessing public land, an advocacy group suggests revisions to a draft bill.| WyoFile
Global demand for critical minerals is increasing at a rapid pace, fueled by multiple factors including economic growth, the need for cleaner technologies and the NATO target of five per cent of GDP for annual defence spending, which in Canada is to be met in part by development of critical mineral resources. It won’t be […]| Magazines – Policy Options
Ubiquitous and localised resources are two types of natural resources based on where they are found. Natural resources are the things we get from nature that help us live and grow. Water, sunlight, minerals, and fuels are some examples of natural resources. These resources can be found in different parts of the world, but not […]| Pediaa.Com
By: Nigel Bankes Case Commented On: PrairieSky Roy2alty Ltd v Yangarra Resources Ltd, 2025 ABCA 240 (CanLII) PDF Version: When Is An Interest In Land A Legal (As Opposed To An Equitable) Interest? The principal issue in this case by the time the matter reached the Court of Appeal was the question of whether a […] The post When Is An Interest In Land A Legal (As Opposed To An Equitable) Interest? first appeared on ABLawg.| ABLawg
The development of the first Metro Atlanta Climate Action Plan (MACAP)is in full swing. Now, we want to hear from you to help us refine the plan as we approach...| ARC
Wildlife can be a nuisance to gardeners, causing damage and loss of produce, so determining the best control methods can keep a garden safe.| Alabama Cooperative Extension System
Eco-Friendly Fridays is an environmental education webinar series. Join the Alabama Extension team for training sessions on traditional conservation topics as well as new and emerging issues in environmental education.....| Alabama Cooperative Extension System
By: Nigel Bankes and Martin Olszynski Matter Commented On: Bill C-61, An Act respecting water, source water, drinking water, wastewater and related infrastructure on First Nation lands, First Session, Forty-fourth Parliament, 70-71 Elizabeth II – 1-2-3 Charles III, 2021-2022-2023-2024 PDF Version: Who’s Afraid of the Proposed First Nations Clean Water Act? On June 30, Alberta’s […] The post Who’s Afraid of the Proposed First Nations Clean Water Act? first appeared on ABLawg.| ABLawg
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This paper explores Nature-based Solutions (NbS) for urban stormwater management, emphasizing their role in mitigating runoff, reducing flood risks, and...| Land-Grant Press | Clemson University, South Carolina
By DICK BARRINGER When, after three seasons in the field, Janet McMahon delivered her ecological assessment of the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, the AWWF Board of Directors recognized it as a game-changer in our understanding of the Waterway, today and into the future. The first ecological assessment of the Waterway since its creation in 1966, the […]| Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation
AWWF’s Coldwater Fisheries Habitat Temperature Monitoring Project (CWFHTM) is recording baseline thermal conditions in Allagash Wilderness Waterway tributaries and along the main stem of the river. Fisheries biologists will prioritize the tributaries according to their current contribution to sustaining brook trout populations, their vulnerability to temperature increases, and their potential to maintain conditions that will […]| Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation
You’re invited! Come have a beer with the Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation on November 19 at Allagash Brewing Company in Portland. Please join AWWF board members, advisors and staff as we discuss our efforts to preserve, protect and enhance the wilderness character of this unique Maine waterway. The event is a chance to network with […]| Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation
Land sales would raise federal revenue and open up parcels for housing, according to Utah senator’s plan. But critics say it would result in the loss of lands now used for hunting and outdoor recreation.| WyoFile
Support Native producers working to preserve heritage and promote sustainability with your donation to IAC.| Intertribal Agriculture Council
Learn about how regenerative agriculture and TEK have been used to promote ecosystem health.| Intertribal Agriculture Council
Abianne Falla illuminates the spirit of the Rege[N]ation Pledge and Seal, where Native Regenerators honor traditions healing the land.| Intertribal Agriculture Council
As Native American Heritage Month arrives in full swing, the Intertribal Agriculture Council (IAC) gives pause to remember and celebrate...| Intertribal Agriculture Council
As industry leaders gathered to promote Newfoundland and Labrador’s role in the global green energy race, protestors stood outside to demand transparency and environmental protection| The Independent
Three generations of the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community recently published a collection of children’s books and are featured in a…| Northwest Treaty Tribes
Ambrosia beetles are commonly found across the Southeastern United States. Most are secondary pests that only damage weakened, stressed, or dying host...| Land-Grant Press | Clemson University, South Carolina
You may think Wales is safe from the waves of racism-fuelled violence that flooded England in recent weeks. But some of our own politicians are showing us up| Bylines Cymru - Powerful Citizen Journalism
Bargeld (fonte: admin.ch, 2023) Secondo i risultati di un sondaggio condotto a fine anno 2023 dalla nostra sezione «Studi e Ricerche», le aziende della Svizzera italiana temono principalmente tre e…| Zhu+Rich Sagl
