John E Marriott Photography
@johnemarriott.bsky.social
Professional wildlife photographer (wildernessprints.com), Canon Ambassador, ILCP Assoc Fellow, WPY alum x3, co-founder Exposed Wildlife Conservancy, B.Sc. Wildlife Mgmt, Board GBF & CCPC, Canucks fan, Metis, Cancer survivor, Proud Dad. Opinions my own.
What an opportunity!
If you know any senior undergraduate students or graduate students interested in my Arctic field course this year please have them reach out.
ryan.brook@usask.ca
Course starts and ends in Churchill, August 11-25.
Hands on research. Connecting with Indigenous knowledge keepers. Walking the land.
ryan.brook@usask.ca
Course starts and ends in Churchill, August 11-25.
Hands on research. Connecting with Indigenous knowledge keepers. Walking the land.
February 5, 2026 at 3:34 PM
What an opportunity!
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"The Great Bear Rainforest has been supporting 373 full-time jobs for 17 years, with no end in sight, while also protecting the environment."
Early investments in First Nations' economic development have netted $1.77 billion in gross economic output since 2008.
thenarwhal.ca/environment-...
Early investments in First Nations' economic development have netted $1.77 billion in gross economic output since 2008.
thenarwhal.ca/environment-...
Protecting the environment is good for B.C.’s economy | The Narwhal
Job creation, tax revenue, small business support: why don’t B.C. politicians value the economic benefits of environmental protection?
thenarwhal.ca
February 4, 2026 at 5:07 PM
"The Great Bear Rainforest has been supporting 373 full-time jobs for 17 years, with no end in sight, while also protecting the environment."
Early investments in First Nations' economic development have netted $1.77 billion in gross economic output since 2008.
thenarwhal.ca/environment-...
Early investments in First Nations' economic development have netted $1.77 billion in gross economic output since 2008.
thenarwhal.ca/environment-...
Not sure local economies / decision makers should be entrusted with protecting critical ecosystems. But then again, the provincial decision makers have been doing an awful job at it, so who knows....
A forest advisory council has recommended shifting B.C.’s forest regime towards more local decision-making.
The plan has received applause, but some experts warn the plan lacks teeth and risks putting fragile forest ecosystems at risk. @zoeyunker.bsky.social reports. #bcpoli #OldGrowth
The plan has received applause, but some experts warn the plan lacks teeth and risks putting fragile forest ecosystems at risk. @zoeyunker.bsky.social reports. #bcpoli #OldGrowth
BC Must Overhaul the Province’s Forestry Industry, Report Says | The Tyee
A council created as part of the Greens’ decision to back the NDP says the government can’t ‘keep kicking this can down the road.’
thetyee.ca
February 4, 2026 at 4:28 PM
Not sure local economies / decision makers should be entrusted with protecting critical ecosystems. But then again, the provincial decision makers have been doing an awful job at it, so who knows....
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NEWS: Closure gives cougars, wolves space and security to hunt on Banff's Tunnel Mountain
Closure gives cougars, wolves space and security to hunt on Banff's Tunnel Mountain
The seasonal closure around Tunnel Mountain and east of Tunnel Mountain to the Hoodoo Trailhead runs until March 31.
dlvr.it
February 3, 2026 at 5:04 PM
NEWS: Closure gives cougars, wolves space and security to hunt on Banff's Tunnel Mountain
@ctvnewscalgary.bsky.social imagine if Alberta actually rehabbed its orphaned grizzly bear cubs like BC does. Kind of makes sense given it's a threatened species, and then we wouldn't need to be talking about wild bears living a life in the zoo as if it's a good thing.
Staff at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo have announced the names of two grizzly cubs taken in after being orphaned.
Orphaned grizzly cubs taken in by Calgary Zoo now have names
Staff at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo have announced the names of two grizzly cubs taken in after being orphaned.
bit.ly
February 2, 2026 at 10:10 PM
@ctvnewscalgary.bsky.social imagine if Alberta actually rehabbed its orphaned grizzly bear cubs like BC does. Kind of makes sense given it's a threatened species, and then we wouldn't need to be talking about wild bears living a life in the zoo as if it's a good thing.
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This EV is crucial to Rivian becoming a successful, mainstream car company, and it's easily one of the most important new car debuts of 2026.
Here's an updated rundown of everything we know.
insideevs.com/reviews/7224...
Here's an updated rundown of everything we know.
insideevs.com/reviews/7224...
2026 Rivian R2: Everything We Know
Rivian is preparing to launch its first mass-market product: A compact crossover with a great design and a starting price of $45,000.
insideevs.com
January 31, 2026 at 1:08 PM
This EV is crucial to Rivian becoming a successful, mainstream car company, and it's easily one of the most important new car debuts of 2026.
Here's an updated rundown of everything we know.
insideevs.com/reviews/7224...
Here's an updated rundown of everything we know.
insideevs.com/reviews/7224...
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A month after a young female wolf from Yellowstone’s most famous pack was illegally killed, advocates are calling for justice. A $31,000 reward for information is being offered, and anyone with tips is urged to visit tipmont.mt.gov. ca.news.yahoo.com/poacher-kill...
Poacher kills wolf from Yellowstone's most famous pack, officials say
Wolf 1478F, part of one of Yellowstone's most prominent packs, was illegally killed on Christmas Day 2025.
ca.news.yahoo.com
January 30, 2026 at 8:15 PM
A month after a young female wolf from Yellowstone’s most famous pack was illegally killed, advocates are calling for justice. A $31,000 reward for information is being offered, and anyone with tips is urged to visit tipmont.mt.gov. ca.news.yahoo.com/poacher-kill...
A few bull moose shots from my Jasper wildlife photography workshops. Sometimes you get lucky and find a nice bull right by/on the road, and other times you track them through the bush and find them in a gorgeous spot like the final photo crossing the creek.
#wildlifephotography #moosephotography
#wildlifephotography #moosephotography
January 31, 2026 at 9:22 PM
A few bull moose shots from my Jasper wildlife photography workshops. Sometimes you get lucky and find a nice bull right by/on the road, and other times you track them through the bush and find them in a gorgeous spot like the final photo crossing the creek.
#wildlifephotography #moosephotography
#wildlifephotography #moosephotography
Oh my. Hahahaha.
January 31, 2026 at 9:11 PM
Oh my. Hahahaha.
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January 31, 2026 at 3:01 PM
One of my favourite Canadians. Ugh.
January 30, 2026 at 6:44 PM
One of my favourite Canadians. Ugh.
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For example, the Great Bear Rainforest has generated $1.77 billion in economic activity for B.C. since its inception in 2008.
For every dollar of direct investment, the protected area has generated $5.61 in revenue in sectors like eco-tourism, fisheries and manufacturing.
For every dollar of direct investment, the protected area has generated $5.61 in revenue in sectors like eco-tourism, fisheries and manufacturing.
Protecting the environment is good for B.C.’s economy | The Narwhal
Job creation, tax revenue, small business support: why don’t B.C. politicians value the economic benefits of environmental protection?
thenarwhal.ca
January 28, 2026 at 9:46 PM
For example, the Great Bear Rainforest has generated $1.77 billion in economic activity for B.C. since its inception in 2008.
For every dollar of direct investment, the protected area has generated $5.61 in revenue in sectors like eco-tourism, fisheries and manufacturing.
For every dollar of direct investment, the protected area has generated $5.61 in revenue in sectors like eco-tourism, fisheries and manufacturing.
This is just so backwards in 2026. C'mon Alberta, we've got to do better than this.
Alberta led the country in renewable growth — by A LOT — for years. Now investment has collapsed in the wake of provincial government actions. 2025 saw no new wind projects and very little solar. Corporate agreements, which funded 60% of projects, are down 99%. #ableg
thenarwhal.ca/alberta-rene...
thenarwhal.ca/alberta-rene...
Alberta, once a hotspot for renewable energy projects, sees investment 'plummet’ | The Narwhal
Corporate investment fell 99% after Alberta’s pause on new renewable energy development, as the industry faces ongoing policy uncertainty
thenarwhal.ca
January 27, 2026 at 11:15 PM
This is just so backwards in 2026. C'mon Alberta, we've got to do better than this.
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Humans are arrogant assuming only they are the smart ones on this planet, anyone else with a dog that cocks it's head and looks at us like we're morons understand how smart they really are.
www.yahoo.com/news/article...
www.yahoo.com/news/article...
This Wolf Solved a Multi-Step Puzzle Scientists Thought Only Primates Could
The “Tool-Using” Wolf Seeing a gray wolf haul a crab trap out of the ocean looks like a scene from a science documentary that forgot its own rules. In a short video from Canada’s Pacific coast, a fema...
www.yahoo.com
January 27, 2026 at 1:43 PM
Humans are arrogant assuming only they are the smart ones on this planet, anyone else with a dog that cocks it's head and looks at us like we're morons understand how smart they really are.
www.yahoo.com/news/article...
www.yahoo.com/news/article...
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It's so disheartening (not to mention just plain weird) to watch the most powerful and influential nation on the globe be systematically kicked to pieces and sold for parts by a silver-spooned rich kid who inherited his wealth and rose to fame in the 1980s as a glaringly immoral & greedy douchebag.
January 24, 2026 at 7:11 PM
It's so disheartening (not to mention just plain weird) to watch the most powerful and influential nation on the globe be systematically kicked to pieces and sold for parts by a silver-spooned rich kid who inherited his wealth and rose to fame in the 1980s as a glaringly immoral & greedy douchebag.
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The federal government said it would protect 25% of land and water by 2025. By December 2024, it had conserved 13.8% of land and fresh water and 15.5% of ocean areas, falling well short as habitat loss continues and pressure mounts to expand critical mineral production. thenarwhal.ca/canada-misse...
Canada falls short of 2025 conservation target | The Narwhal
Ottawa says it remains committed to hitting its next conservation milestone even as it races to expand critical minerals production
thenarwhal.ca
January 22, 2026 at 2:17 PM
The federal government said it would protect 25% of land and water by 2025. By December 2024, it had conserved 13.8% of land and fresh water and 15.5% of ocean areas, falling well short as habitat loss continues and pressure mounts to expand critical mineral production. thenarwhal.ca/canada-misse...
Totally agree. Time to bring back elements of traditional indigenous fire management into this valley.
NEWS: EDITORIAL: Indigenous inclusion important in wildfire management
EDITORIAL: Indigenous inclusion important in wildfire management
Wildfire reminders constantly surround us.
dlvr.it
January 21, 2026 at 5:11 PM
Totally agree. Time to bring back elements of traditional indigenous fire management into this valley.
Killing is not conservation. Debunking the premise of this archaic, but still heavily used argument. substack.com/inbox/post/1...
Tainted Love: Killing is Not Conservation
by David Stalling
substack.com
January 21, 2026 at 5:04 PM
Killing is not conservation. Debunking the premise of this archaic, but still heavily used argument. substack.com/inbox/post/1...
This is what happens when you design a truck straight out of Back to the Future. Something so hideous that only a 7 year-old boy could love.
Tesla Cybertruck Sales Fell Faster Than Any Other EV in 2025
Tesla Cybertruck sales fell from 38,965 in 2024 to 20,237 in 2025, a 48.1 percent drop.
The slide steepened at the end of the year, with fourth quarter sales falling from 12,991 in 2024 to 4,140 in 2025, down 68.1 percent.
Tesla Cybertruck sales fell from 38,965 in 2024 to 20,237 in 2025, a 48.1 percent drop.
The slide steepened at the end of the year, with fourth quarter sales falling from 12,991 in 2024 to 4,140 in 2025, down 68.1 percent.
Tesla Cybertruck Sales Fell Faster Than Any Other EV in 2025
Cox Automotive data shows Tesla Cybertruck sales fell 48.1 percent in 2025, the biggest volume decline among EV nameplates.
www.autoblog.com
January 20, 2026 at 5:35 PM
This is what happens when you design a truck straight out of Back to the Future. Something so hideous that only a 7 year-old boy could love.
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Just normal breakfast reading…
January 20, 2026 at 12:47 PM
Just normal breakfast reading…
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