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Alberta Environment and Protected Areas has published the Code of Practice for Solar and Wind Renewable Energy Operations.

The Code of Practice for Solar and Wind Renewable Energy Operations applies...

Since time immemorial, the once expansive 7,000 hectares of wetlands at Yaqan Nukiy nourished both the Ktunaxa people and a rich ecosystem full of fish, birds, turtles, bears, and elk...

A project between Blueberry River First Nations and the BC Energy Regulator will see six different tree species planted.

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The B.C. government, Fort Nelson First Nation and the B.C. Energy Regulator (BCER) are working collaboratively to implement new protection measures to support boreal caribou recovery in northeastern B.C.

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The provincial Department of Environment has released a new, updated mapping tool to help Islanders identify areas where development is not allowed due to environmental concerns.

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An ambitious new plan aims to redefine the relationship between caribou and people in Yukon's Southern Lakes region, including by allowing Indigenous youth an opportunity to hunt the animals for...

Deep under layers of sand and clay at abandoned oil well pads, the peatlands, a natural solution to carbon storage, lie waiting to be restored.

Murdoch McKinnon is trying to...

The southernmost herd of endangered woodland caribou in Manitoba might not be able to recover from wildfire-caused habitat and population losses, experts say.

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As debate around the Ring of Fire intensifies, new research is bringing fresh urgency to the conversation.

The Hudson and James Bay lowlands, home to some of the most expansive...