The Modern Era Rianne de Klerk tugged mightily as the large membrane filter released from its housing. The filter, as tall as she, had that faint salt tang of the sea, and the once white exterior of the filter was now marbled with a patina of minerals and biofilm. She unpackaged the new filter and…
Water As Part of Faith and the Arts Julliete de Sombre walked through the giant wooden and iron doors of the Abbey of Saint-Étienne. Holding her newborn son, named after his father Richard, she looked around in awe at the majesty of this beautiful Cathedral, the first this large in Caen. She nervously took her…
On June 3, 2025, 21 local residents came together at the Wallaceburg Adult Activity Centre for a Citizen Science Lunch and Learn, sharing what they have noticed about the environment around us. Rivers are murkier, ice in winter is thinner or missing entirely, and some frogs, ducks, and songbirds are becoming rare. At the same…