“To have something be uncanny, you must first introduce the familiar,” says Lizzie Gill. Likening her compositions to a dining table’s place settings, the artist paints elaborate still lifes that explore the matriarchal lineages and how objects passed down shift in meaning over time. The vivid works feature flat backdrops […]
Month: March 2025
Canada Continues to Understate Logging Emissions in New GHG Report
Unceded Algonquin Territory, Ottawa, ON — March 27, 2025 Canada’s newly-released National inventory report: Greenhouse gas sources and sinks in Canada continues to understate the true climate impact of the industrial forestry sector, says Nature Canada. The 2025 National Inventory Report’s reporting of forestry emissions falls short in three ways: […]
Krzysztof Grzybacz’s ‘Floral Compositions’ Are Tender Portrayals of Togetherness
Arranged by size and hue, the blooms in Krzysztof Grzybacz’s large-scale oil paintings appear in comfortable togetherness, each individual’s features amplified by its placement next to those that differ. His Floral Compositions series organizes the flowers against swaths of green fabric, exploring their potent symbolism. Grzybacz taps into the age-old tradition of […]
Recycling Mystery: How To Recycle Your Tennis Shoes
You jog in them. Compete in them. Maybe even meet your friend for lunch in… The post Recycling Mystery: How To Recycle Your Tennis Shoes appeared first on Earth911.
Tropical Flowers and Prickly Cacti Leap from Lili Arnold’s Vibrant Block Prints
Every year, Lili Arnold’s mother would block-print holiday cards to send to family and friends. When she was old enough to wield a carving tool, Arnold began to make her own, too. But it wasn’t until college, when she took an Intro to Printmaking class, that she became enthralled with […]
Nature Canada Unveils Bold “Nature Platform” to Protect and Restore Canada’s Natural Heritage
Unceded Algonquin Territory — Ottawa, ON | March 25, 2025 Today, Nature Canada, one of the country’s oldest and most respected conservation charities, is launching its “Nature Platform“—a concrete plan to safeguard Canada’s irreplaceable lands and waters while ensuring that all Canadians can benefit from a thriving natural environment. “Our […]
When and How To Get Rid of Your Old Car
Replacing all your old stuff with new green products scratches the consumer itch and feels… The post When and How To Get Rid of Your Old Car appeared first on Earth911.
Bear Photography: A Photo Shot List for Your Alaskan Adventure
Alaska’s wild landscapes provide a stunning backdrop for capturing unforgettable bear encounters, especially in Lake Clark National Park. Whether you’re chasing the golden-hour light or waiting for that perfect bear profile, these moments are the essence of wildlife photography. Guided by experts like Nat Hab Expedition Leader and Photo Expedition […]
Why Brown Bears Look Different: A Guide’s Photo Diary
By Nat Hab Expedition Leader Eddy Savage The broad public perception of brown bears (Ursus arctos) is that they possess furry brown coats—hence the name—and that all brown bears generally resemble one another. After all, how often do you have the opportunity to compare the coats and features of multiple brown […]
Fourteen Conservation Groups Urge Federal Leaders to Ensure Tariff Relief Does Not Harm Canada’s Forests
Unceded Algonquin Territory — Ottawa, ON | March 18, 2025 As Canada responds to the economic uncertainty caused by U.S. tariffs on forest products, 14 leading conservation organizations have issued an open letter urging federal party leaders to ensure that relief measures do not lead to the increased destruction of […]