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The original map of North America

One number for the #WorldOceanDay that's in my head: 0,001%. This is the approximate % of the deep seafloor that has been visually observed in the world up to date. This number comes from some of the amazing work presented at the DOOS annual meeting, specifically work done at the Ocean Discovery League (@oceandiscoveryleague). And if you are surprised just like me, you can look up existing literature on the topic, for example, this position paper from the European Marine Board IVZW (published in 2015, but highly relevant today; check page 15 if you are curious about the numbers and %s): https://lnkd.in/duZEc8M5 Numbers are only a partial component of human knowledge and existence. So, for this World Ocean Day, I share Bob Randall's voice. His story about the Land teaches much more about the Ocean than any number can: https://lnkd.in/d5xudDHJ

As I continue to navigate this new journey in Canada, I know it is essential to learn and understand #canada 's history and to embrace the way of living. I've learned that the environment holds immense importance for First Nation tribes in Canada, and the issue of roads connecting communities is a critical aspect of their relationship with the environment. The environment, including the land, water, and wildlife, is deeply intertwined with the cultural and spiritual beliefs of First Nation tribes. Many Indigenous cultures in Canada have a profound connection to the natural world, considering it sacred and spiritually significant. First Nation tribes have a long history of environmental stewardship. They often have a deep knowledge of their local ecosystems and strive to protect them for future generations. The lands that First Nations inhabit often hold historical and ancestral importance, and therefore significant consideration is given to technologies used in and around their land. Roads and infrastructure development can lead to environmental degradation, deforestation, and loss of biodiversity, undermining environmental stewardship efforts. Therefore I'm very proud to be part of the Cypher Environmental Ltd team that took hands with Enbridge to deliver this 100% #environmentallyfriendly solution for Swan Lake First Nation. Roads connecting communities can be both a necessity for modern life and a source of concern if not developed and maintained in a way that respects Indigenous rights, traditions, and environmental sustainability. Balancing the needs for infrastructure development with the preservation of the environment and Indigenous culture is a complex and ongoing challenge in Canada and I am happy to play my part. https://lnkd.in/gmt2kvh7 #environmentallyfriendly #sustainability #canada

How To Visit Monument Valley in 2024: Your Ultimate Guide

How To Visit Monument Valley in 2024: Your Ultimate Guide

"Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the road is easy that leads to destruction, and there are many who take it. For the gate is narrow and the road is hard that leads to life, and there are few who find it". That quote is from the Bible, specifically Matthew 7:13-14. It emphasizes the idea of choosing the path less traveled for a meaningful and fulfilling life. #NarrowGate #PathLessTraveled #LifeChoices #WisdomFromScripture #JourneyOfChoices #LifePaths #RoadToPurpose #NavigatingChallenges #FindingMeaning

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Here is one of the projects that I have completed during my second semester, Elevation of North-South CRX342

How To Visit Monument Valley in 2024: Your Ultimate Guide