While there is a great deal of information to be found on environmental issues and the impact on the wellbeing of this precious planet Earth—see the page Environment—these resources focus on ways we can develop a practice and take time to deepen our connection with the landscapes around us.

Resources

• eBird – a project of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
• iNaturalist.org – identify plants, animals, fungi, and more while adding to a living atlas of life on Earth.
• iNaturalist Canada allows anyone to record and share what they see in nature, connect with other nature watchers, and learn about Canada’s wildlife.
• Macphail Woods, sustainable woodland management on Prince Edward Island.
• Nature Journaling resources to help you explore and engage with nature through your journal.
• Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources. (2017). A field guide to forest biodiversity stewardship. Compiled by P. Neily & G. J. Parsons. Province of Nova Scotia. (7.0 Mb pdf)
• Nova Scotia Forests. (n.d.). Home [YouTube channel]. YouTube.
• Tatamagouche Centre, land rematriation videos.
• Weaving Ways of Knowing for the Environment, a platform for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous environmental professionals interested in weaving knowledge systems in their environmental work.