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About Sheldon

Sheldon Birnie grew up in Dawson Creek, BC, and received a bachelor of environmental studies from the University of Manitoba in 2011. He lives in Winnipeg, MB, where he is a freelance writer, and the editor of the Manitoba Eco-Journal.

Peace-Athabasca Delta Ecological Monitoring Program (PADEMP) update (2013)

Posted by: Sheldon July 2, 2013 Comments Off on Peace-Athabasca Delta Ecological Monitoring Program (PADEMP) update (2013)
Peace-Athabasca Delta Ecological Monitoring Program (PADEMP) update (2013)
by Stuart Macmillan In 2008, Parks Canada initiated the development of PADEMP - a collaboration between Aboriginal, federal, provincial and territorial governments and non-governmental organizations. The mandate of PADEMP is to measure, evaluate and communicate the state of the Peace-Athabasca...
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Students Speak out about their Environment in Fort Resolution

Posted by: Sheldon July 2, 2013 Comments Off on Students Speak out about their Environment in Fort Resolution
Students Speak out about their Environment in Fort Resolution
In winter 2012 we visited the Deninu School in Fort Resolution to talk with teenagers about our work with elders and scientists documenting environmental changes on the Slave River and Delta and the Great Slave Lake. We shared our...
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One River, Many Relations Research Project - Issue 2

Posted by: Sheldon July 2, 2013 Comments Off on One River, Many Relations Research Project - Issue 2
One River, Many Relations Research Project – Issue 2
Stef McLachlan and Andy Miller Environmental Conservation Lab, University of Manitoba [email protected] Stef McLachlan has been conducting research on environmental health and justice in partnership with Indigenous communities across western Canada. He is especially interested in how western science...
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