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🌳🚶♀️ Jane’s Walk Saskatoon 2026 – Walking Conversations in the Forest
What if the best way to understand a city… was simply to walk through it?
Step into the forest.
Step into a story.
Step into Jane’s Walk Saskatoon 2026!
👣 Walk. Listen. Wonder.
On May 3, 2026 at 3:00 PM, join Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas for a free, volunteer-led Jane’s Walk through the remarkable Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area—a 326-acre urban forest filled with wildlife, history, and community spirit.
✨ Discover the proposed Memorial Healing Forest honouring the Humboldt Broncos—a living space for reflection, remembrance, and renewal beneath the trees.
🌲 Hear stories of visionary forester Richard St. Barbe Baker
🌿 Explore how nature shapes healthier cities
💬 Share your ideas about Saskatoon’s green future
🌲 Ask: What is NUP? Discover more about the proposed National Urban Park!
Inspired by urban thinker Jane Jacobs, Jane’s Walks celebrate neighbourhood voices and the power of walking conversations.
🎯 All ages welcome. No experience required—just curiosity.
📍 May 3, 2026 – 3:00 PM
📍 Meet at P2 – SW Off-Leash Recreation Area
📍 Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area, Saskatoon
🚶 Walk the forest
🗣️ Share the conversation
🌎 Help shape the future of Saskatoon
✅ Register now: https://tinyurl.com/JaneForest
Stay tuned for more Jane’s Walk Saskatoon events!
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Jane’s Walk Saskatoon 2026
Because cities—and forests—are healthiest when people walk them together. 🌲💚
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Eight sightings of ‘Bigfoot’ in four days: Reports of 10ft tall beasts making grunting noises
Daily Mail News
By KELLY GARINO, US REPORTER
Published: 18:15 EDT, 14 March 2026 | Updated: 18:44 EDT, 14 March 2026
Eight reported Bigfoot sightings were logged across Ohio in just four days, a surge experts say hasn’t been seen in the region in nearly 50 years.
An expert with the Bigfoot Society podcast, hosted by Jeremiah Byron, said a possible ‘flap’ – a sudden cluster of Sasquatch sightings…
Eight sightings of 'Bigfoot’ in four days: Reports of 10ft tall beasts making grunting noises
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Blockchain Is Saving The Earth Secretly
See how this decentralized technology is quietly fixing the planet’s biggest environmental failures in seven ways.
See the Secret Here
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Ephemeral but precise and amazing land art by Jon Foreman
Ephemeral but precise and amazing land art by Jon Foreman byu/Sad-Kiwi-3789 inBeAmazed
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Pollution in Bhutan too
https://bhutantimes.bt/economic-gains-environmental-strains-in-pasakha/
Tucked along the southern Bhutan border with India, Pasakha Industrial Estate under Chhukha Dzongkhag was established in 1988. Today, it stands as the country’s largest industrial estate, covering about 146 acres and hosting 26 factories. Its proximity to raw materials and the Indian border has provided easy access to…
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Industrial RO Plant Manufacturer in Delhi with Smart Automation Systems
A trusted industrial RO plant manufacturer in Delhi with smart automation systems provides advanced water purification solutions for manufacturing and processing industries. These systems use intelligent automation to monitor filtration stages, regulate pressure, and maintain consistent water quality. In addition, automated controls improve efficiency and reduce manual intervention. With modern RO technology, industries can ensure a reliable supply of purified water while optimizing operations and supporting efficient water management.
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The former British concession in Shanghai, China kinda looks like New York. This area was ruled by Britain until 1943
The former British concession in Shanghai, China kinda looks like New York. This area was ruled by Britain until 1943 byu/HarveySdebest inCityPorn
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Microplastics have emerged as a pervasive environmental contaminant, infiltrating diverse ecosystems and entering the food chain. Their persistence and potential impact on both environmental and human health are raising concerns among regulators, scientists and industry stakeholders.
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Improve confidence in your product and enable precision planning during crop lifecycles.
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This certified course (17972-PR 315) will provide you with the knowledge and skills required to perform first-, second- and third-party audits of environmental management systems (EMS) against ISO 14001:2015 in accordance with ISO 19011 and ISO/IEC 17021, as applicable.
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Effluent Treatment Plant Manufacturer in Gurgaon with Smart Automation Systems
Netsol Water is a trusted Effluent Treatment Plant Manufacturer in Gurgaon with Smart Automation Systems, providing advanced solutions for efficient industrial wastewater treatment. Their ETP systems use intelligent automation to monitor treatment stages, control chemical dosing, and maintain consistent water quality. In addition, automated operations reduce manual intervention and improve plant efficiency. With innovative technology and expert support, Netsol Water helps industries manage effluents responsibly while meeting environmental compliance standards. 💧🏭🌱
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The Compute Paradox: Burgers, Bots, and the Future of Climate Science
One burger = 668 years of AI queries? The water math isn’t what you think.
The “personal guilt” narrative is obscuring the systemic accountability problem. Your personal AI footprint is roughly 1-2 gallons a year. A single burger is 660. We need to look at hyperscale operators, not individual users.
As federal budgets for NOAA climate research are proposed at $0, private AI grants are becoming emergency replacement infrastructure.
Agentic AI—systems that plan and act—can optimize power grids and forecast disasters, potentially generating a net-positive carbon ROI. But it only works if the code stays open.
Code is infrastructure. Open-sourced climate data is democratized survival.
Read the full post at astralwave.link/paradox
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Standoff with a squirrel
Behold, the humble squirrel. A widely seen member of the family Sciuridae (or small to medium sized rodents to the rest of us), the squirrel is a regular visitor and resident to woodlands, gardens and large rural areas. In the UK, we see far less of the native red squirrels as opposed to their non-native grey counterparts, thanks to a virus which is immune to them but fatal to the reds. However, it is still a delight to see any squirrels roaming around with their bushy tails, almond shaped eyes and breakneck speed. It’s like you blink and suddenly they’re gone. Squirrels are very fast critters indeed, so photographing one is always a triumphant moment, especially when you least expect to see it…
Imagine you’re in a typical urban city dominated by skyscrapers, concrete buildings and public transport. The last place you’d expect to see a squirrel, right? Well, many cities have small gardens or parks where you’ll often find office workers taking their lunch break or tourists using them as a selfie backdrop. They’re also home to an oddly large number of squirrels for an urban area. The constant noise of passing traffic and crowds doesn’t seem to bother them. All they seem to care about is digging up where they buried their stash of nuts, glaring at you for interrupting their dinner or racing up the nearest tree for a first class view of the surrounding landscape. The only thing is, the time between finding their stash and darting off again is mere seconds. That’s not much time to photograph them at all but when you do, it’s the most rewarding experience and valuable lesson in adapting to what’s going on in that current environment.
