Dear ,

It's been a difficult few weeks for everyone. We're reaching out to say hello and to provide you with some interesting things to watch, or read, or do while you are staying isolated.

Staying connected with nature can help us through.

In the meantime, take good care and be in touch with us anytime.

Warmest,

Melissa Munro
Director of Development and Communications
Mystery of the Humpback Whale Song
Watch
 

Mystery of the Humpback Whale Song on PBS: "Each winter, a population of humpback whales migrates to its breeding grounds in the Hawaiian Islands. It is here that male humpbacks perform their elaborate and haunting song. Experts are studying the purpose of this song and what it might tell them about the animals’ overall fitness."
 
Learn about the humpback "singers."
Read
 

In case this has not yet made it into your library, Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming, edited by Paul Hawken, offers 100 solutions to reverse global warming and save our beautiful planet.
 
Here's a NYT interview with the editor.
Demand Oil and Gas Moratorium in the Gulf
Take Action.

If you've not yet had an opportunity, please send your letter calling for a moratorium in the Gulf, and help protect endangered whales from the ravaging effects of offshore drilling and exploration.
Send your letter.
Reading of The Hugging Tree
Keep At-home Kids Connected to Nature.

If you or someone you know are looking for activities for children, our Wild Child program can help. Here's a beautiful reading of the story The Hugging Tree. 
Watch the video.
Jig along with Theresa Bighetty
Stay Active - Inside Or Out.

Keep up with Grandmother Elder Theresa Bighetty from her performance at the 2020 Annual Pukatawagan Winter Games.
Jig along.
 
P.S.: We're not going anywhere.

Our important work to protect endangered species, our lakes and rivers, the air we breathe - will continue with your support. Sierra Club Canada Foundation counts on your generosity. We'd be grateful for your continued help.
If you wish to send a donation,
you can do so right here.

It is always sunrise somewhere; the dew is never all dried at once; a shower is forever falling; vapor ever rising. Eternal sunrise, eternal sunset, eternal dawn and gloaming, on seas and continents and islands, each in its turn, as the round earth rolls.

John Muir - Founder of Sierra Club

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