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Student shares daily series on climate-vulnerable native animals
Original: I'm pursuing a sustainable economics certificate at Capilano University. For one course, I'm doing a two-week, daily ser
A student pursuing a sustainable economics certificate at Capilano University is posting a two-week daily series about native animals she has photographed and their vulnerability to climate change. The latest instalment features coastal tailed frogs, small amphibians native to the Pacific Northwest that depend on cold, clear streams and are sensitive to warming and habitat disturbance.
Why now: The series pairs personal wildlife photography with climate education, drawing attention to little-known local species at risk.
Capilano Universitycoastal tailed frog
Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 2 snapshots from 2 d ago to 2 d ago.
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- I'm pursuing a sustainable economics certificate at Capilano University. For one course, I'm doing a two-week, daily series of posts on native animals I've photographed, and their vulnerability to climate change. Today: sea otters! #ClimateCritters #Climate #BritishColumbia… · quillipede.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy · 1
- I'm pursuing a sustainable economics certificate at Capilano University. For one course, I'm doing a two-week, daily series of posts on native animals I've photographed, and their vulnerability to climate change. Today: coastal tailed frogs! #ClimateCritters #Climate #Frog… · quillipede.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy
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