For 15 months, we've been hosting a monthly "sit spot" in Vancouver parks. Join us for the final sit spot of the year on Dec. 13th at 10 am for 30 mins of relaxation, then tea, reflections, and I'll drop some health science. Feel calm and refreshed. Join: https://t.co/I9DI17tOwf

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Heading to monthly Sit Spot in the forest and came across the perfect poem to share with the group - “How to draw trees” in the new book Shade is a place by MaKshya Tolbert @processdaily 🌲💚

A study at King's College London found viewing art in a gallery can lower stress and inflammation markers in just 20 minutes

If you ever find yourself lost in the Amazon, find a Ceiba pentandra (ceibo or kapok tree). This “world-tree that links earth and sky” often reaches 60m. Fede of the Cofán demonstrates how to signal for help. The giant buttresses also make for good shelter. #thicktrunktuesday

Shirakami‑Sanchi in northern Japan preserves virgin beech stands, where fallen trunks and young seedlings share the same cool shade.

Often seen as a ‘nuisance’ species to be trapped and removed, stunx — beaver in nsyilxcən — may be a key to restoring wetlands and watersheds amidst deforestation and climate change Story by @aaron_hemens https://t.co/p12daZF7RR

Researchers across the US and the world who raced to protect climate data, public reports and other information from the Trump administration’s attacks are launching their own climate information portals.

With an ageing population, perhaps @CityofVancouver council needs to rethink the city’s arts budget.

Biologists list 63 bears confirmed dead in 2025, up from 56 at this time in 2024, which was a record year. The rise comes as some politicians, including U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman, push to reduce protections for the animals.

Today, the UN family mourns the loss of Dr. Jane Goodall. The scientist, conservationist and UN Messenger of Peace worked tirelessly for our planet and all its inhabitants, leaving an extraordinary legacy for humanity and nature.

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Meet the 2025 Grist 50 Fixers! Our annual list recognizes the tireless, innovative work that people all over the country are doing to address the climate crisis and put us on a path to a greener, more just future. See who made this year's list:

I am now the most banned author in the United States--87 books. May I suggest you pick up one of them and see what all the pissing & moaning is about? Self-righteous book banners don't always get to have their way. This is still America, dammit.

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The Administration’s attempt to roll back the Roadless Rule threatens nearly 28,000 acres in Monterey County. I’m am a co-sponsor of the Roadless Area Conservation Act to protect our forests, watersheds, and wildfire resilience for generations.

Something to cheer you up on #WorldRhinoDay ❤️. Just a baby Rhino having a zoomie moment! Stay safe little one ❤️. 🎦 Credit: WildFriends Africa. 🦏

At the International Conference on Forest Therapy, Kristine Koster and I introduced the Silent Trails Pilot Project, focused on developing therapeutic urban park spaces. Visitors reported feeling more relaxed and more aware of natural sounds.

The Trump administration's decision to gut the Roadless Rule will open nearly 60 million acres of our national forests to destructive logging and degradation. We cannot let that happen.

🌲 Alaska’s wild forests aren’t for sale! The Roadless Rule protects 58.5M acres, but it needs your voice. ✅ Sign petition 👉 https://t.co/gLvFqpI0MS ✅ Submit a public comment ✅ Share & speak up #ProtectRoadless