
Larry Pynn
Environmental Journalist at Freelance
Veteran environmental journalist, recipient of 30+ awards, including eight Jack Webster Awards. Author of two non-fiction books. Explorers Club. Hakai Magazine.
Articles
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1 month ago |
ladysmithchronicle.com | Larry Pynn
I see that once again Glen Ridgway is urging council to fire up the chainsaws in the Six Mountains. Know that Ridgway is a long-retired North Cowichan politician who is as responsible as anyone for logging B.C.’s most endangered forest — the coastal Douglas-fir, found right here in the Municipal Forest Reserve. One can understand that a renewal of logging would help to justify his own past actions in clearcutting our rare forest. But don't let his bias cloud the reality of the situation.
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1 month ago |
chemainusvalleycourier.ca | Larry Pynn
I see that once again Glen Ridgway is urging council to fire up the chainsaws in the Six Mountains. Know that Ridgway is a long-retired North Cowichan politician who is as responsible as anyone for logging B.C.’s most endangered forest — the coastal Douglas-fir, found right here in the Municipal Forest Reserve. One can understand that a renewal of logging would help to justify his own past actions in clearcutting our rare forest. But don't let his bias cloud the reality of the situation.
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Dec 17, 2024 |
undark.org | Larry Pynn
Aquaculture is big business in Canada. In 2023, open-net-pen salmon farming in British Columbia alone produced more than 50,000 tons of fish worth just over $350 million. But on June 30, 2029, the federal government’s long-looming ban on open-net-pen salmon farming is set to take effect. On that day, 63 operations will be forced to shut down.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
hakaimagazine.com | Larry Pynn
Aquaculture is big business in Canada. In 2023, open-net-pen salmon farming in British Columbia alone produced 50,000 tonnes of fish worth just over US $350-million. But on June 30, 2029, the federal government’s long-looming ban on open-net-pen salmon farming is set to take effect. On that day, 63 operations will be forced to shut down.
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Sep 3, 2024 |
thetyee.ca | Larry Pynn
[Editor’s note: This article was originally published by Hakai Magazine. Read the original story on their website.] For more than a month, a global audience waited anxiously as rescuers fought against time to save a young killer whale trapped in a tidal lagoon off northwestern Vancouver Island. For the two-year-old female named kʷiisaḥiʔis (Brave Little Hunter), the stakes were high.
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