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Manitoba’s trail network has an interactive page where visitors can post, comment, and vote on their website to discuss ideas to improve the Manitoba Trail Network. Many of these posts appear to be discussing specific infrastructure sites throughout the network. I am wondering if a similar system could be useful for other expansive areas to…Read More
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Human roads may help ease transportation; however, have you wondered how these roads affect our parks, wildlife, and nature? As rightly noted by this article by the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, Yukon Chapter, “Roads bring many services to human societies, but are also a driving factor behind the biodiversity crisis. Roads have been c…Read More
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Hi everyone, I found this article on the displacement of Pronghorn from their winter territories in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. When producing new oil, and natural gas facilities in the future, as world populations grow, it is important to take into account the affect these facilities have on local wildlife. Would this perhaps change our…Read More
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Nature has for a long time been an inspiration for art, architecture, and design. Now more than ever we need to consider and opportunities for green design, by promoting building approaches that minimize the harmful effects of construction projects on human health and the environment. Green infrastructure is one such way in which we can improve…Read More
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Hi everyone, I found this resource page on actions Parks Canada is taking to reduce their environmental footprint. Particularly of interest is number 3 : Solar Power. It outlines some of the places that Parks Canada has installed Solar technology to heat water and provide electricity. Could your park or a park you have in mind follow these…Read More
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Hi all, I found this story regarding an architect in Saskatchewan prioritizing values of land-based learning and ITEK in the design of a local school. I am interested in seeing if similar plans currently exist in protected areas’ infrastructure design.
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This post is to make users of Canadian parks aware of a substantial network of field research facilities present within or often in association with parks. Field research stations often provide housing (and sometimes meals) for student, academic, and government researchers conducting field studies. Field Stations, especially those with a long…Read More


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