🐦 “The birds have always been there.”
A sugar bush owner shares why hearing birds each spring means so much to him.
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@wwfcanada.org🐦 “The birds have always been there.”
A sugar bush owner shares why hearing birds each spring means so much to him.
🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts: https://bit.ly/4dnpZNp
@wwfcanada.org🐦💨 "A puff of fine sawdust goes like a cloud into the air."
Honestly? We could watch a yellow-bellied sapsucker build a nest all day.
🎧 Listen to E2 of #ThisIsWild to discover why this remarkable bird is helping tell a bigger story about Quebec's sugar maple forests: https://bit.ly/4dnpZNp
@wwfcanada.org🐦 Mouthful by mouthful.
Episode 2 of This Is Wild explores how yellow-bellied sapsuckers are helping connect the dots between biodiversity and forest health in Quebec's sugar bushes. 🍁🌲
🎧 Listen to the full episode: https://pod.link/1836411908
@wwfcanada.org🐋 Knowing what's at risk is one thing. Acting on it is another.
This powerful reflection from WWF-Canada's Hussein Alidina is featured in the season 2 premiere of #ThisIsWild.
🎧 Listen: https://pod.link/1836411908
@wwfcanada.orgBeyond the chatter lies a bigger story. 🐋
The season 2 premiere of This Is Wild explores the overlapping crises facing southern resident killer whales — and what has to happen next to prevent their sounds from being silenced.
🎧Listen to: https://bit.ly/3T7Bodo
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