Canada's National Observer.
The Seal River is pristine and untouched by development with waters clean enough to drink. Now, the remote watershed is one step closer to becoming one of Canada’s first Indigenous-led conservation areas.
It's not exactly "news" that spending time in nature benefits human health and well-being. But an experiment conducted by social scientists along some mountain trails in Colorado shows - it's not just the wind in our faces or the grandeur of the scenery we need to thank.
by Larry Powell
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A PinP photo. |
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Antarctica. Aerial photo by Astro_Alex. |
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Four killer whales cooperatively hunting a crabeater
seal off the coast of Antarctica. Photo by Callan Carpenter,
taken from one of many research vessels in the area.
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A green Arctic meadow - Baffin Island, CA. Photo by Mike Beauregard. |
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Riding Mtn. Nat'l. Park - Manitoba, Canada. A PinP photo. |
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