After years of conflict over logging in Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia, communities looked to the past to learn how the environment, cultures and economies can thrive together

Ontario’s Long Point – the world’s longest freshwater sand spit is today lush with forests and wetlands - however the area is threatened by a European invader - the phragmites plant

The old-growth forest and pristine glacial lake of Quebec’s towering Mont Saint-Hilaire are cherished by the communities that surround it, but continued 'development' threatens the place itself

On the Bras d’Or Lake in Cape Breton, oyster farming has traditionally been a sustainable alternative to working in the coal or steel industries. Back in 2002 a parasite almost wiped out the oyster population, since then both traditional Mi’kmaq knowledge and western science have worked hand in ...

The people of Georgian Bay, Ontario, struggle to mitigate the impact of increasing numbers of cottagers and a new four-lane highway on the region’s endangered species

Students conduct both social and scientific experiments at Redberry - a salt lake at the heart of a shrinking Saskatchewan community that’s determined to thrive in the face of industrial agriculture

Atlantic Salmon are on the edge of extinction at Fundy Bay, New Brunswick but the staff at Fundy Biosphere Reserve are determined to nurse the population back to health

Grizzly bears have enjoyed increased protected in Alberta since 2006, challenging the ranchers of the Waterton Biosphere Reserve to find new ways to coexist with this powerful animal