Brilliant news! Excited to work on this together!

Uhhg. TMX is the government’s largest ever fossil fuel subsidy. How the TMX Boondoggle Makes Us All Losers via The Tyee thetyee.ca/Analysis/2024/…

We face difficult realities in #climatechange & we need to be open to considering solutions beyond the status quo. Check out our latest pub led by Tara Martin. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… #ecology #nativesinstem #waterback

'Lakeback' Our collaborative research with @SumasFN Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance West Coast Environmental Law Dr. Jennifer Grenz and Raincoast Conservation Foundation just dropped. We show that allowing Sumas Lake to return is a cost-effective recovery option #Lakeback #FloodRecovery #BCpoli frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Could re-flooding the Sumas Prairie help with climate change? @ubcforestry scientists, members of the Sumas First Nation and other partners co-authored a study which recommended allowing B.C.’s Sumas Prairie to revert to a lake. via Globalnews.ca globalnews.ca/news/10542077/…

.@ubcforestry scientists, members of the Sumas First Nation and other partners co-authored a study which recommended allowing B.C.’s Sumas Prairie to revert to a lake. via The Narwhal thenarwhal.ca/bc-sumas-lake-…

Tara Martin: "In a time of climate crisis, we can’t continue to do the same old thing. We can’t continue to try and keep the water away, keep the fires away. We have to adapt.” 🕐 How re-flooding may be cheaper than the status quo. 📰 Globalnews.ca: bit.ly/3VjrSB4

#UBCForestry professor Dr. Jennifer Grenz discusses how integrating Western science and Indigenous practices leads to benficial outcomes in her new book. 📕 📰 Read about it via The Tyee: bit.ly/3VsvCBw 🔗

NEW PAPER📢Using full potential of #AirborneLaserSanning (aerial #Lidar) in wildlife research 🔓#OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1002/wsb.15… in The Wildlife Society ✍️ Cosgrove (🌲Cameron Cosgrove🌲) Coops & Martin (Tara Martin) 🙏 NSERC / CRSNG @ubcforestry #RemoteSensing #WildlifeResearch

“Decisions are only as good as the data and the values that guide them”. “Diversity is key”. How do we make decisions processes and spaces inclusive? Tara Martin kicking off the Decision Science for Inclusive Conservation session #NACCB24

Wonderful to be part of this symposium this morning at #NACCB24 organized by Tara Martin talking about storying methodology in decision science rooted in the truth of the land. Even better to have a knowledge keeper from my community in the audience 💜 #ecology #conservation

#UBCForestry professor Dr. Tara Martin highlights how the balance of deer populations on the Southern Gulf and San Juan Islands must be cautiously approached. Read more via Sierra Club: bit.ly/4bzZtMX

Yep. The Enshittification of Everything via The Tyee thetyee.ca/Analysis/2024/…