The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) is Canada's voice for wilderness. We're working to keep at least half of Canada's public land and water wild - forever.
http://www.cpaws.org
http://www.cpaws.org
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CPAWS You don't have to be a climate policy wonk to find Chris Henschel's dispatches from the UN climate meetings enlightening. He's in Barcelona this week, where many developed countries are looking for loopholes to allow more forest destruction.
Source: climateforests.blogspot.com
There was a major development today at the UN Barcelona Climate Change Talks on land use, land-use change and forestry: developed countries are being invited to bring whatever reference level they like ...
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In Ottawa? Join CPAWS and MEC for a Big Wild celebration tomorrow at Ottawa U - see you there!
http://www.facebook.com/CPAWSNovaScotia?
Location:Alumni Auditorium, UCU uOttawa
Time:7:00PM Friday, November 6th
CPAWS Algonquin Park is now better protected from logging!
Source: cpaws.org
Toronto - CPAWS Wildlands League is applauding an announcement to protect more of Algonquin Provincial Park. Today, the province posted a notice on the Environmental Bill of Rights registry accepting the ...
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still looking for a Halloween costume idea? why not go as a caribou?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHKQOGPti
Source: www.youtube.com
http://caribouandyou.ca/ Halloween costume instructions to build your own woodland caribou antlers - fast, easy, and cheap to do! Go as an endangered species this year for Halloween or any other costume party, or better yet form a herd of woodland caribou with your family and friends. ...
CPAWS 39 days left until Copenhagen, and our climate expert, Chris Henschel, is doing something for the climate every day. Follow his daily efforts, makes suggestions, and let us know what you're doing!
Source: twitter.com
...passing on information and ideas about forests and climate change action and policy
CPAWS ...And if you haven't already, please join Make Forests Count on Facebook!
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40
days until global leaders meet in Copenhagen to forge a global climate
treaty. 40 more days to Make Forests Count! Please help us spread the
word.
Source: makeforestscount.org
CPAWS' resident climate expert, Chris Henschel, is attending Kyoto meetings and advocating for forests as a powerful shield against climate change. Read his blog here.
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Big Wild event - Nov 6 at Ottawa U - see you there!
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=16
Location:Alumni Auditorium, UCU uOttawa
Time:7:00PM Friday, November 6th
CPAWS Tomorrow is the International Day of Climate Action. Find an event near you! In Ottawa, look for Bou Woodland Caribou on Parliament Hill. He'll be there with Chris Henschel, our resident climate change expert.
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CPAWS CBC Radio 2 wants you to choose favourite Canadian places to be immortalized in song. Lots of natural wonders on there, including Nahanni, Algonquin and AB's hoodoos. Check it out and vote!
Source: www.cbc.ca
CBC RADIO 2 LAUNCHES THE GREAT CANADIAN SONG QUEST, IMMORTALIZING CANADA’S FAVOURITE PLACES IN SONG This fall, CBC Radio 2, Canada’s national music network, brings Canadians the chance to share their passion, ...
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Bou and staff at Ottawa's Lululemon store Made Forests Count, and you can too. Sweet dance moves optional. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfgfwEcDL
Source: www.youtube.com
http://makeforestscount.org - A big caribou thank you to the team at the rideau centre lululemon athletica store for putting together an AWESOME window display to help the Canadian Parks And Wilderness ...
CPAWS Attention young conservationists of BC -- there's an internship at our Vancouver office with your name on it! http://cpawsbc.org/about/employment.php
Source: cpawsbc.org
Reporting to the Executive Director of the BC Chapter of CPAWS, the Terrestrial Conservation Intern will work closely with the Terrestrial Campaign Team and Communications Coordinator to achieve a variety of the chapter's terrestrial conservation objectives. ...
CPAWS Interview with CPAWS Northern Alberta's Cathy Shier on the recent study on grizzly numbers in the province:
Source: www.albertaprimetime.com
If you missed one of our main topics on Alberta Primetime you can always check out our segment archive and watch it anytime you like.
CPAWS Okay, just one more Nova Scotia update - the province has allocated another 66 million to buying and conserving private land. NS (and Cpaws Nova Scotia) are on fire lately!
Source: cpaws.org
Halifax – The Nova Scotia government has allocated an additional $66 million in capital spending for acquiring private lands for conservation, to help the province meet its environmental goals set out in the Environmental Goals and Sustainable Prosperity Act.
