Coastal Zone Canada 2023. Victoria, June 11-14, 2023. https://www.coastalzonecanada.org/czc2023/
We are excited to announce the Call for Abstracts is now open and the extended deadline is Friday, December 16, 2022, it will support dialogues around a broad range of topics related to the following sub-themes:
Coastal and Marine Planning, Conservation and Management to Increase Resilience
Working Together for Coastal and Marine Stewardship
Coastal Engineering and Sustainable Development
Nature-Based and Other Solutions for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
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Coastal First Nations VIDEO - In conversation with K̓áwáziɫ Marilyn Slett, CFN President and Chief Councillor of the Heiltsuk Tribal Council, Xaad Xyaalaa Christine Smith-Martin, CFN Chief Executive Officer and Abúk Danielle Shaw Wuikinuxv Nation Chief Councillor about marine management. Coast Funds
"It’s now more important than ever to ensure that the traditional use knowledge we possess is passed on so that future generations can continue to protect our natural resources.”
Learn more about the impact of #GuardianWatchmen programs. Community Well-Being: Guardian Watchmen and Regional Monitoring Programs (Coast Funds)
Coast Funds
Great news! Through the Community Energy Diesel Reduction (CEDR) program, 12 First Nations will receive $7.1 million for renewable energy projects, community energy planning, and energy efficiency improvements.
For communities that need to use diesel to generate electricity, these projects will help lower costs, reduce emissions, and secure the energy they need for generations to come. First Nations Invest in Community Energy Plans, Renewable Energy Projects (Coast Funds)
Coast Funds GRAPHIC - By working together under the Ha-ma-yas Stewardship Network, #Na̲nwak̲olas members are building strong partnerships, sharing expertise, and sharing costs for training and technical services for their Guardian and #stewardship departments. https://bit.ly/3JhyUSt
Conservation through Reconciliation
“It’s breaking out of this box of what sustenance and sustainability, as far as being able to support yourself as a nation off your territory, looks like." - Naxginkw/Tara Marsden of Gitanyow Huwilp shares Gitanyow's land-use plan with The Narwhal.
Gitanyow celebrated the 10th anniversary of the plan in late September. The land-use plan is lauded as "an example of Indigenous and settler governments working together in a way that reflects the principles of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples."
Read more: https://thenarwhal.ca/gitanyow-land-plan/
IMPAC 5 Canada GRAPHIC - Connect with the endangered Southern Resident #Orcas at #IMPAC5’s Ocean Expo, Feb 4-8. Vision3 and Microsoft join forces with Southern Gulf Island Whale Sighting Network to bring this shared #hololens2 experience to the Pacific NW for the first time. #MPA#CriticalDistance Ocean Decade VIDEO Sound On The Ocean Decade Research Programme on the Maritime Acoustic Environment (OD-MAE) promotes scientific #knowledge, new #technologies, and approaches to #data collection & dissemination to facilitate the use of sound for analyzing, evaluating and predicting ocean-life systems. Want to join the movement? OD-MAE is currently receiving project submissions under the Call for Actions No. 04/2022 by 31 January 2023.https://bit.ly/3Ymz8vV
Hakai Institute - Shared The Nature Conservancy in California's post VIDEO - TNC Ocean Scientist Vienna Saccomanno is on a mission to map kelp strongholds on California's North Coast
We can't save kelp if we don't know where it is, and Vienna's team is using drones to find it. Meet nature's new eye in the sky. Thank you to our partners at Hakai Institute for their partnership on this episode.
Hakai Magazine
323 years ago, at 9 pm on January 26, 1700, a magnitude 9 earthquake rocked the Pacific Northwest coast. The terrifying event was preserved for centuries in the oral histories of Indigenous communities throughout the region. The Great Quake and the Great Drowning (Hakai Magazine)
Hakai Magazine
Gray whale populations have plunged 38 percent since their peak in 2015 and 2016. Our latest #InGraphicDetail shows their population in flux. Written by Marina Wang. In Graphic Detail: Gray Whales in Flux (Hakai Magazine) CPAWS-BC GRAPHIC - As #IMPAC5 approaches, we are celebrating the ocean! On Tuesday, join us for our Youth Leadership Speaker Night with the CPAWS-BC Youth Leaders in Conservation Program's Ashley Bordignon and Nelly Leo. GRAPHIC - As #IMPAC5 approaches, we are celebrating the ocean! On Tuesday, join us for our Youth Leadership Speaker Night with Year of the Salish Sea's Emma Kingsland and Tasha Romeyn. https://www.eventbrite.ca/.../youth-night-impac5-ocean... West Coast Environmental Law GRAPHIC - “Climate emotions are not all negative so to speak. There are also these other positive and uplifting experiences. Protecting coral reefs is an act of love. Feeling the injustice [of climate events] is a fierce, protective, caring and nurturing instinct.”
In the lead-up to IMPAC 5 Canada next week (Feb 3-9), Britt Wray, climate psychologist and #IMPAC5 keynote speaker, discusses the complex array of emotions felt in the face of climate change and how we can channel emotions into collective environmental action and change.
You can listen to the full #ProtectBlueNature podcast ep here! http://bit.ly/3j46GzW
Ocean Networks Canada
In November, ONC's integrated deep-sea and land sensor networks detected the #Tofino 4.8 magnitude #earthquake 43 seconds before ground shaking hit Victoria and Vancouver.
This was made possible by ONC’s integrated deep-sea and land sensor network, located close to the Cascadia Subduction Zone off the west coast of Vancouver Island.
We are working with partners to launch an earthquake notification system, so operators of critical infrastructure in #BC can activate safety and emergency response measures and notify those in harm’s way.
Read about it here http://ow.ly/cJ0Z50MCkgr Times ColonistEnvironment and Natural Resources in Canada
Pacific Salmon Foundation
PSF’s Community Salmon Program granted $227,828 to 48 grassroots salmon stewardship projects across B.C. Congratulations and thank you to recipients who take action to conserve and rehabilitate Pacific salmon and their habitats!
Learn about two projects and find out how you can apply for funding below. SALMON CONSERVATION PROJECTS ACROSS B.C. GRANTED $227,000 (PSF)
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