Urban Ecosystems Wildlife Refuge

11/29/2021

We are looking to hire a part-time driver who is ideally vegan (You don't have to be as long as you are reliable) to drive us up to work on an animal sanctuary and drive us back. If anyone is interested, please DM us on our page in our inbox or comment in the thread below. These trips will require a full day of availability; we will cover gas costs, pay $150 per trip, and provide home-cooked vegan meals. Potential for pay increases if you are reliable and dependable.

Please provide at least a couple of references, look forward to hearing from you guys. :)

05/17/2018

The urban heat island effect causes widespread damage to & living in environments, from providing more condensed heat, destabilizing temperature and throwing off the balance of . When there is a lack of vegetation and water - individual animals starve and go thirsty and are often unable to adapt to the urbanized environment. According to research published in the Scientific American - urban expanses will triple in size from 3% to 9% of the planet's surface, by 2030 according to current projections.
We need - which does not contribute to animals being displaced in exchange for humans and left to starve, but rather allows them to continue to exist in the same environment. Our development shouldn't kill animals - development that doesn't harm animals has to be included in this conversation.

04/25/2018

Urban Ecosystems Wildlife Sanctuary is looking to build a large wall to provide a live exhibit of wildlife-friendly - that directly contributes to stabilizing the temperature within the direct of an urban environment for through principles. Providing a direct no-energy solution for the Urban Heat Island effect within urbanized landscapes and helping to adapt cities to being more adaptable will help minimize the footprint, while also making the more for animals and people. We will be painting and constructing the panels for this wall within Richmond Hill and need volunteers from the surrounding area. Everyone that comes to help out and volunteer will be given a preloaded wallet as a small offering of thanks for their efforts.

04/25/2018

Thank you for all of those individuals who have chosen to like and support our Urban Ecosystems page here on . We hope to continue to increase this number to reach even more people with our educational outreach in order to shine a vaster light on that can help with the myriad of & they presently face. As well as letting people know about the various educational outreach and projects we are undertaking at this present time. Thank you for your continued support.

04/20/2018

Our appearance on Liquid Lunch on Thatchannel.com, discussing everything from the urban ecosystems' initiative's core mission, projects on the sanctuary and based - focusing on maintaining the well-being of and all of the positive aspects about friendly development. Along with discussing the Urban Ecosystem's project to benefit animal friendly commerce and giving - . Thanks again to thatchannel.com and Peter Ross for being a very courteous host - allowing me to advocate a constructive dialogue.

Liquid Lunch: Kyle Bowles from Urban Ecosystems http://urbanecosystems.ca

04/18/2018

Tune in tomorrow afternoon @ 3 pm, Urban Ecosystems will be live with Hugh Reilly, our very own Sue Spahr's co-host on Thatchannel.com - to discuss , the issues effecting and the upcoming projects we are undertaking.

Along with our new initiative The Project - making a cryptocurrency to encourage animal-friendly commerce that supports amongst based organizations. https://bit.ly/2pXwHkL

04/10/2018

Over the past five years, independent monitoring has verified that over 1 million pups have been from the Canadian commercial hunt - using millions of dollars worth of subsidies- over 97% of which are Pups. This annual slaughter has started today and everyone in who is a citizen needs to stand up and realize what is happening, our money is being allowed to aid in the depletion of our country's already precious . This will have another catastrophic impact on these population numbers and we as citizens need to support those advocating against such a tragic display to make sure this never happens again. We need to introduce legislation to ban the world's largest cull of marine mammals now.