
Birds, conservation, and exploring the outdoors | Science in the North Manager with @BirdsCanada. He/him
Sackville, New Brunswick
Joined February 2015
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Graham Sorenson retweeted
Cree Nation Government and Parks Canada successfully complete Feasibility Assessment and announce an agreement to formally work toward establishing an offshore Indigenous Protected Area and national marine conservation area in the Eeyou Marine Region
cngov.ca/cree-nation-governm…
Graham Sorenson retweeted
“Each day that passes without Ontario’s engagement with us, this crucial window of opportunity for our people is shrinking.” — statement issued today by Mushkegowuk Council Grand Chief Leo Friday
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“If you haven’t fallen in love with Tim Walz yet, watch him and his daughter Hope at the Minnesota state fair”
Graham Sorenson retweeted
I am proud to announce that I've asked @Tim_Walz to be my running mate.
As a governor, a coach, a teacher, and a veteran, he's delivered for working families like his.
It's great to have him on the team.
Now let’s get to work. Join us:
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Graham Sorenson retweeted
Like Vice President Harris, Governor @Tim_Walz believes that government works to serve us. Not just some of us, but all of us. That’s what makes him an outstanding governor, and that’s what will make him an even better vice president. Michelle and I couldn’t be happier for Tim and Gwen, their family, and our country.
Graham Sorenson retweeted
Their next adventure will be even bigger! From Alaska to Patagonia, Wings of Survival will follow the westernmost #migratory bird flyway.
A 30,000km self-powered expedition to highlight the #biodiversity crisis and inspire environmental conservation efforts.
Graham Sorenson retweeted
Vicki Sahanatien, knowledge and research manager with Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources, discusses Mushkegowuk's draft conservation plan with federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and NDP MP Sol Mamakwa on the opening day of CreeFest at the Tim Horton Events Centre in Cochrane, July 23.
Graham Sorenson retweeted
My fellow Democrats, I have decided not to accept the nomination and to focus all my energies on my duties as President for the remainder of my term. My very first decision as the party nominee in 2020 was to pick Kamala Harris as my Vice President. And it’s been the best decision I’ve made. Today I want to offer my full support and endorsement for Kamala to be the nominee of our party this year. Democrats — it’s time to come together and beat Trump. Let’s do this.
Graham Sorenson retweeted
#Indigenous Protected & Conserved Areas are more than just lines on a map: they protect places that matter most & support healthy lands, which builds healthy communities. They’re an expression of Nationhood, & we’re proud to support this work across Canada ilinationhood.ca/indigenous-…
What is an IPCA?
Graham Sorenson retweeted
It's great to see Canada and #BorealBirds well represented in this year's winning collection from the Audubon Photography Awards! Like this amazing photo of Willow Ptarmigan by Liron Gertsman. audubon.org/magazine/2024-au…
Graham Sorenson retweeted
1/3 We are investing $3M in #CitizenScience projects and #NatureCounts, an open data platform holding over a century of knowledge on #birds and #biodiversity in partnership with @BirdsCanada.
Learn more: ow.ly/CSRL50QBr88
Graham Sorenson retweeted
World Wetlands Day is a chance to celebrate the importance of wetlands! This year, the focus is wetlands and people.
Join Maritimes-MMP - birdscanada.org/maritimes-mm… to help monitor and support wetlands in Atlantic Canada!
Graham Sorenson retweeted
Today marks a historic deal to protect one of the largest & most ecologically intact watersheds in the world.
This secures:
🌱 one of the largest carbon sinks in Canada
🌱 critical habitat for northern wildlife
🌱 land on which Indigenous nations depend
bit.ly/3Hq1NcT
Graham Sorenson retweeted
Nova Scotia’s wetlands play a huge role in mitigating climate change & biodiversity crises. The Province of NS recently made concerning policy changes that reduce protections for wetlands and wetland birds. Read the joint @EcologyAction statement we signed ecologyaction.ca/resources-m…
Graham Sorenson retweeted
BREAKING: AOS will change all English bird names currently named after people within its geographic jurisdiction—one step in an effort to address past wrongs and engage more people in the enjoyment, protection and study of birds. americanornithology.org/abou… #BirdNames
Graham Sorenson retweeted
Please RT- residents of Ontario, we need your help! 🗣️🐦🪟
Ask your MPP to support the Bird-Safe Windows Act, 2023 to incorporate bird safe design into the Ontario Building Code. Take 2 minutes to fill out this form, then personalize your email and send
forms.gle/rKxmJQfvZtB9xJdv5

ALT One simple action to save millions of birds’ lives. Write to your Ontario MPP requesting their support for the Bird-Safe Windows Act, 2023. Learn more at flap.org/Ontario-building-code. Photo shows Queens Park with colourful migratory birds flying overhead. Background shows a grid of white dots similar to a bird safe window.
Graham Sorenson retweeted
Species 🦌 sometimes go beyond the limits of areas protected by #ParksCanada to access what they need to survive. 🌲
Discover the solutions created with our partners to make #EcologicalConnectivity possible! 🤝 parks.canada.ca/nature/scien…
#ParksCanadaConservation
Graham Sorenson retweeted
Have you noticed an unusual sight at the entrance of Barclay recently? Dots on the glass?
These aren’t just for show; they are part of an ongoing effort to protect birds on campus — thanks to honours #biology student Mackenzie Warman. Full story: mta.ca/about/news/bird-safet…
Graham Sorenson retweeted
We are looking for a Senior Program Director, International Conservation! You will lead & implement Birds Canada’s participation in a multi-year initiative to create protected areas in Latin American Countries. Learn more and apply today 👇 birdscanada.org/sr-program-d…
Graham Sorenson retweeted
New paper with contributions from @BirdsCanada staff and #bcbeachedbirdsurvey citizen scientists uncovers the link between marine heat waves and mass seabird die-offs from Southern California to the North Bering Sea.
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