Compare and contrast: Sweden just turned the humble water tower into art
Fast Company Varberg, a coastal city south of Gothenburg, built what may be the world’s most stunning water tower. Cast in stark concrete and perched atop a small hill, the […]
$5 million to restore more wetlands in Alberta
Water Canada Alberta’s government is awarding $5 million through the Wetland Replacement Program to help three municipalities and two non-profits construct or restore seven projects affecting more than 165 hectares […]
Compare and contrast: How sharing stories about river restoration can inspire others to take care of waterways
The Conversation – New Zealand Collective storytelling by trusted storytellers is a simple and ancient tool rooted deeply in human history and embedded in our social identities today. We highlight […]
Compare and contrast: How the Return of Salmon to the Klamath River Shows Us What’s Possible in Wildlife
Scientific American Once a tragic example of degraded wildlife habitat, the Klamath River’s dam removal demonstrates how people can halt the decline of, and even restore, wildlife. Click here […]
Compare and contrast: Salmon return to spawn in urban streams in Metro Vancouver
National Observer Efforts to rehabilitate urban waterways have helped bring spawning salmon back to parts of Metro Vancouver, including unlikely-looking streams surrounded by industrial and residential development. Click here […]
Water starts flowing in one of the largest restoration projects in Western Canada
Water Canada The taps have been turned on at Red Slough in one of the largest salmon restoration projects in Western Canada. Click here to read the story.
