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Rachel Buxton

Rachel Buxton is a research fellow at Carleton University who specializes in biodiversity conservation science in Canada. 

For the love of loons: it’s time to stand up for biodiversity

  • OTTAWA—From the haunting call of a loon on a remote lake, to whales breaching along the longest coastline in the world, natural landscapes and
Opinion | BY RACHEL BUXTON | July 29, 2019
Tell decision-makers that you love nature and that they should protect it, vote for a political candidate and party that supports nature, use your purchases as a consumer to encourage sustainability—but for the love of loons don’t do nothing. Business—and politics—as usual threaten nature and the very essence of what it means to be Canadian, writes Rachel Buxton. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikimedia

For the love of loons: it’s time to stand up for biodiversity

Opinion | BY RACHEL BUXTON | July 29, 2019
  • OTTAWA—From the haunting call of a loon on a remote lake, to whales breaching along the longest coastline in the world, natural landscapes and

For the love of loons: it’s time to stand up for biodiversity

Opinion | BY RACHEL BUXTON | July 29, 2019
  • OTTAWA—From the haunting call of a loon on a remote lake, to whales breaching along the longest coastline in the world, natural landscapes and
Tell decision-makers that you love nature and that they should protect it, vote for a political candidate and party that supports nature, use your purchases as a consumer to encourage sustainability—but for the love of loons don’t do nothing. Business—and politics—as usual threaten nature and the very essence of what it means to be Canadian, writes Rachel Buxton. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikimedia

For the love of loons: it’s time to stand up for biodiversity

  • OTTAWA—From the haunting call of a loon on a remote lake, to whales breaching along the longest coastline in the world, natural landscapes and
Opinion | BY RACHEL BUXTON | July 29, 2019
Tell decision-makers that you love nature and that they should protect it, vote for a political candidate and party that supports nature, use your purchases as a consumer to encourage sustainability—but for the love of loons don’t do nothing. Business—and politics—as usual threaten nature and the very essence of what it means to be Canadian, writes Rachel Buxton. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikimedia

For the love of loons: it’s time to stand up for biodiversity

Opinion | BY RACHEL BUXTON | July 29, 2019
  • OTTAWA—From the haunting call of a loon on a remote lake, to whales breaching along the longest coastline in the world, natural landscapes and

For the love of loons: it’s time to stand up for biodiversity

Opinion | BY RACHEL BUXTON | July 29, 2019
  • OTTAWA—From the haunting call of a loon on a remote lake, to whales breaching along the longest coastline in the world, natural landscapes and
Tell decision-makers that you love nature and that they should protect it, vote for a political candidate and party that supports nature, use your purchases as a consumer to encourage sustainability—but for the love of loons don’t do nothing. Business—and politics—as usual threaten nature and the very essence of what it means to be Canadian, writes Rachel Buxton. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikimedia
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