Great news!! A population of the endangered orchid small whorled pogonia (Isotria medeoloides) has been found in VT after it was thought to be extinct in the state for over 100 years 🤩 https://t.co/zWqUXH8iNW
“The ocean is our garden.”
-Alice Paul, late Hesquiaht elder
Not only a resource food, the ocean remains to be the highway and way of life for many Nuu-chah-nulth. 🙌🏼
#WorldOceansDay 🌊 🌊
Thanks to @BirdNoteRadio I recently learned about the Northwest indigenous peoples’ name for Swainson’s thrush: Salmonberry Bird. So fitting!
#BirdTwitter#SciArt
Flowers bloom & leaves mature during the 6th moon of the lunar calendar: Sagi bakawi giizis (budding moon). Baby #birds & other #wildlife are seen across #PimAki.
View calendar here:
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The BC government has already committed to #biodiversity legislation under the #OldGrowth strategic review, so if we apply pressure we’ll make sure this time they actually do it.
Sign the letter, and join the movement for further action! https://t.co/UeC5IbtrZO
Today’s flower is Heart-Leaved Arnica (Arnica cordifolia). Check out BC Trails Day events, Saturday June 4th, to get out and see some of these delightful blooms. This medicinal plant can be used to treat inflammation & is important summer forage for mule deer. Status: Native.
Mission Opossum-able: A woman is the toast of a Brooklyn bar after she heroically grabbed an opossum by the scruff and removed it from the establishment while other panicked customers and workers just watched in awe. https://t.co/jYysA4K8lc
Inspectors have issued 37 warnings, 16 orders and two administrative penalties. The first penalty ($72,500) was handed down just three months ago, in February.
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Let’s do everything we can to support Nuchatlaht First Nation as they fight oppressive, hypocritical arguments from BC’s lawyers. @wildernews
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@MSLamerClass Our friends made some elementary classroom guides with more ideas for activities & learning, too 😍 Have fun! thanks for taking action! https://t.co/WbUmqHqvd2
@MSLamerClass Hi! You could draw pictures of endangered species & send them to officials like Josie Osborne + George Heyman, asking them to make a law that protects those species. Animals like western toads, barn owls, and American badgers. your teacher can find more on https://t.co/s6USYJS0r4