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.

Ridiculous. Pretty obvious examples that we provided for Minister Loewen's conflicts of interest in making many of his decisions and trips which overtly favour guide-outfitters and trappers, yet the Ethics Commish refuses to look into it. www.albertawilderness.ca/news-release...

News Release: Ethics Commissioner claims no grounds to investigate Minister Loewen - Alberta Wilderness Association

After seven months, the Ethics Commissioner has replied to our request for an investigation into...

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I’m just a simple man but it seems a political party could do well with a lot of normies if they said “B.C.’s wilderness is incredible and for the first time in generations we will spend real money to enhance and expand the ways it is preserved and enjoyed” anyhow brandywine meadows was awesome

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“These proposals would protect large, interconnected landscapes, critical wildlife habitat, important salmon watersheds, and areas of great cultural significance to Indigenous Peoples.” The public comment period closes at 4 p.m. on August 4, 2026.

John E Marriott Photography@johnemarriott.bsky.social · 5d ago

BC Residents and Canadians that love nature: go speak up on behalf of three new protected area proposals in BC that would protect critical grizzly, salmon and caribou habitat. Easy to do w the step-by-step guide: ancientforestalliance.org/speak-up-for...

Sadly, this is normal for marine species in Canada "(COSEWIC), an independent panel that advises the federal minister of environment and climate change, recommended 9 yrs ago that this group be declared endangered. But as of yet, there’s been no decision from Ottawa" www.cbc.ca/radio/whaton...

Grey whales are dying along our shores. Researchers say a warming climate may be part of the problem | CBC Radio

So far this calendar year, 10 grey whale carcasses have been discovered off the shores of B.C., and 30 in Washington state. Whale researchers say they see a connection to a changing climate, and want ...

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The Minister is lying to you about hunting black bears as a solution for caribou recovery 🐻🚫 The new regulations permitting dogs to hunt black bears are not really about caribou. That's not what real conservation looks like. This is about killing black bears with dogs, dressed up as conservation.

This is a constant refrain from fishermen on the ocean and from hunters on the land. Predators are overpopulated, we're being overrun by [insert predator here] and they're killing all the baby elk/deer/salmon/sasquatch. It's nonsense. Basic biology prevents almost all predators from overpopulating.

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Fishermen all over the internet, media, and even congressional hearings are spreading the myth that sharks have become “overpopulated” in the US and should be culled. I charted the NOAA data to show how insane that is. #MarineLife 🧪

Ignorance kills wolves. Damiani: farmers' negative, pro-culling attitudes greater where wolves have recently recolonized, where perceptions exaggerate wolf numbers, danger to humans, and if preventive measures (fences, dogs) not used 🧪 wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

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A survey of 426 Italian farmers reveals that tolerance toward wolves varies geographically, with northern regions showing less acceptance. Negative intentions were linked to poor knowledge, while use...

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Boiani: recolonizing wolves in the Italian Alps do well with lots of wild ungulates, protected areas. Not so much where they kill livestock or there's lots of people. Population expanding and increasing 🧪 nsojournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10....

Changing patterns of colonisation and persistence during the wolf recolonisation of the human‐dominated Italian alpine region

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