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This is an interesting post with dialogue between Paul Handford and A Williams Lake Naturalist - "no growth in 10 years" observation. Any of of our biologists have insight? Go to post page Kamloops Wildflower Project for discussion details
Dark skies do matter. Interesting research sheds some star light.This content isn't available right now
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.
Our whales, our fish, our oceans are precious gifts supporting lifeA Startup Plans to Mine the Ocean Floor. It Could Be a Disaster.
www.bloomberg.com
Despite the potential riches, more time is needed to study the potential impact on the least resilient ecosystem on the planet.
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Recording available for Lynne Quarmby talk
CVN’s guest speaker on April 18 via webinar was Dr. Lynne Quarmby whose topic was Watermelon Snow – Science, Art, and a Lone Polar Bear. This is also the title of her recently published memoir, a moving account of her … Continue reading
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Hear scientist Lynne Quarmby discuss insights from Watermelon Snow
Comox Valley Nature is pleased to host the following free online lecture: Title: Watermelon Snow – Science, Art, and a Lone Polar BearSpeaker: Dr. Lynne QuarmbyDate: Sunday, April 18, 2021Time: 7:00 p.m. PDT This webinar is facilitated by the Canadian … Continue reading
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