#DougFord repealed the Endangered Species Act March 30, 2026. https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/07e06 It's only a matter of time before they all die.

#onpoli #environment #endangeredspecies #speciesatrisk

Endangered Species Act, 2007, S.O. 2007, c. 6

Endangered Species Act, 2007 S.o. 2007, chapter 6 Note: This Act was repealed on March 30, 2026. (See: 2025, c. 4, Sched. 10, s. 68) Last amendment:...

Ontario.ca
Warming climate mean some N.B. birds could find new homes, while other species arrive
A new report says warming temperatures could lead to the departure and arrival of some bird species in New Brunswick. Climate Central, a U.S. nonprofit research organization, found that 44 species in the province are at risk if the planet warms to 3 C above pre-industrial temperatures.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/nb-birds-move-north-climate-change-warmer-temperature-9.7159432?cmp=rss

NO CHANGE SEEN FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA'S ENDANGERED SPECIES AMIDST GROWING NUMBERS

Almost 1,340 species in British Columbia are at risk with little recovery. Learn why the province's lack of endangered species law is a problem.

#BCEndangeredSpecies, #BCWildlife, #SpeciesAtRisk, #BCPolitics, #Conservation

https://newsletter.tf/bc-endangered-species-lack-of-law-no-recovery/

Almost 1,340 species in British Columbia are on endangered lists, but very few are recovering. This is much higher than species showing improvement.

#BCEndangeredSpecies, #BCWildlife, #SpeciesAtRisk, #BCPolitics, #Conservation
https://newsletter.tf/bc-endangered-species-lack-of-law-no-recovery/

British Columbia endangered species show little recovery due to lack of law

Almost 1,340 species in British Columbia are at risk with little recovery. Learn why the province's lack of endangered species law is a problem.

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The report identified impacts to #speciesAtRisk, risks of #contamination of surface- and #groundwater, risks of #airpollution, and that the project did not properly consider #economicRisks in its evaluation (which may be significant for the agri-food sector in our region), while overstating royalty payments. There was no cost evaluation for the long-term treatment of #water (long after the coal mine would be closed) and dubious commitments for #restoration after #mine closure.

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Evening grosbeaks at one of our feeders. They are a species at risk. We regularly have >20 at a time with more in the surrounding trees. Our property is ideal for overwintering and migrating birds, as it is surrounded by mixed woods, and has an old unsprayed orchard, small ponds, a pollinator-friendly garden, and humans who love them and let them be.

#birds
#nature
#science
#SpeciesAtRisk #EveningGrosbeak

Cuddling capybaras and ogling otters: the problem with animal cafes in Asia

A boom in places offering petting sessions is linked to a rise in the illegal movement of exotic and endangered species, say experts

The Guardian
Today more than ever, biodiversity needs single-species conservation | The-14

Canada’s biodiversity is at risk as governments weaken species protections. Single-species conservation remains vital to prevent extinctions and restore balance

The-14 Pictures
‘Bee buffets’: the pollinator pathways turning drab alleys into insect havens

Corridors of nectar-rich plants encourage pollination and brighten up city streets at the same time

The Guardian

Suncor bulldozes through a probable nesting ground for a threatened species and AER fines them…$5,000. Suncor blames a cyberattack.

Suncor’s net earnings for Q1 2025 were $1.6 billion.

Another super villain level badge earned.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/suncor-bank-swallows-fine-1.7576307

#bigoil #fossilfuels #speciesatrisk

Suncor fined after protected bird nests were buried at Alberta oilsands mine | CBC News

Oilsands giant Suncor has been fined $5,000 for burying known habitat for bank swallows during mining operations in northern Alberta three years ago.

CBC