Gordon Stenhouse, Grizzly whisperer, on humans sharing the world with bears
Biologist Gordon Stenhouse has observed grizzlies’ respect for humans. He wishes we’d return the favour.
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The sound of too much noise
The Arctic narwhal is being threatened by a new enemy: the clamour of passing ships
Why pet people are the animal lovers that wildlife needs
Author Peter Christie urges pet owners to extend their love to increasingly vulnerable non-domestic creatures
Why animals should be given the same legal rights as humans
From 2017: Around the world, environmentalists have been arguing for the rights of animals and entire ecosystems in the courts—and they’re winning
A new weapon in the war on Canada Geese: baseball bats
A campaign to reduce the Canada Goose population at the University of Manitoba has provoked outrage over its brutal methods
Nova Scotia is racing to protect its fragile ’Moose Sex Corridor’
A narrow strip of land connecting Nova Scotia to New Brunswick is a lifeline for maritime moose in the mood to mate—and it’s under threat
We are all Neanderthal
At least partly, as testing on ancient bones and modern humans is now revealing
Feral: Why George Monbiot is eating lots of raw meat
Rewilding The Land, The Sea, And Human Life
’Nature Wars’ author Jim Sterba on Bambi and wildlife overpopulation
In conversation with Ken MacQueen
IPCC plus 20: a world warming but not frying
Colby Cosh points out the asterisk on the latest headline about climate change