Searching for a ‘Ome for Nature

Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is open until October 1, 2020.
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is open until October 1, 2020.
Recent provincial government restructuring included the destruction of Parks and Natural Areas Division and the dismantling of Wildlife Division.
"We do not need this plastic in our environment," says environment minister after Liberal Party joins a growing call to
After too many years of arbitrary budget cuts, it’s time to put some serious thought into our wildlife agency.
A farewell challenge: What this province needs to do to make things right.
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
Last Wednesday, after a meeting with heads of government, health officials, police, and even the local fire department, Joe Dicker
The first (but forgotten) dam on Labrador's Grand River can tell us a lot about our province's past—and its future.
Council should never have languished in limbo in the first place
Is corporate concentration a central part of the province’s long-term strategy for the fishery? How does that benefit Newfoundlanders and
There was something weird spotted in the sky above Main Brook on Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula in January 2020.
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
I have decided to submit a request to the Office of the Auditor General for a performance audit of the WAER Program because I’m beginning to believe only a voice of that stature and perceived independence will get the attention of the Provincial Government. All other efforts – and I can attest that there have been many – have failed. So, here is my open letter to Terry Paddon, Auditor General for Newfoundland and Labrador.
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
"There was no business case developed and approved for the initial establishment of the Bordeaux Futures program." - AG Julia
"It’s very difficult for some people to recognize that we all have a master, and we all have a slave.
Delaying the reinstatement of the Wilderness and Ecological Reserves to appoint a “youth representative” is misguided.
Is corporate concentration a central part of the province’s long-term strategy for the fishery? How does that benefit Newfoundlanders and
There was something weird spotted in the sky above Main Brook on Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula in January 2020.
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
Four “environmental priorities” listed in Budget 2014 have nothing to do with preservation of our environment
Is corporate concentration a central part of the province’s long-term strategy for the fishery? How does that benefit Newfoundlanders and
There was something weird spotted in the sky above Main Brook on Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula in January 2020.
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
The story of a camping trip through the Avalon Wilderness Reserve (in 7 parts)
Changing climates and municipal regulations may have unpredictable effects on the island’s black bear—also known as 'dump bear'—population.
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
"It’s very difficult for some people to recognize that we all have a master, and we all have a slave.
The story of a camping trip through the Avalon Wilderness Reserve (in 7 parts)
Is corporate concentration a central part of the province’s long-term strategy for the fishery? How does that benefit Newfoundlanders and
There was something weird spotted in the sky above Main Brook on Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula in January 2020.
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
Third in a three part summer series on some of the author’s favourite natural areas
Is corporate concentration a central part of the province’s long-term strategy for the fishery? How does that benefit Newfoundlanders and
There was something weird spotted in the sky above Main Brook on Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula in January 2020.
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
Are humans part of the ‘natural’ environment as well?
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
A farewell challenge: What this province needs to do to make things right.
Warmer months offer important opportunities for children to grow and get to know the world outdoors.
When we walk through the woods, what does it really mean to us?
Earlier this year, “A Home for Nature” was released for public comment. Feedback for phase one of the plan is
With an investment of $3 million annually into improving walkability in St. John’s, the economic benefits would outweigh the costs