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05/05/2026

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03/12/2026

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Series on active winter animals: mallard (Anas platyrhynchos)

Who said winter slows everything down? The mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) keeps patrolling our urban waterways like a true city regular. A reminder that wildlife is much closer than we think.

Qui a dit que l’hiver ralentit tout le monde? Le canard colvert (Anas platyrhynchos), lui, continue de patrouiller nos plans d’eau comme un vrai habitué de la ville. Un rappel que la vie sauvage est bien plus proche qu’on le pense.

¿Quién dijo que el invierno lo frena todo? El ánade (Anas platyrhynchos) real sigue patrullando nuestras aguas urbanas como un verdadero habitual de la ciudad. Un recordatorio de que la vida silvestre está mucho más cerca de lo que creemos.

03/07/2026

02/25/2026

A century of life devoted to Earth.

Born on 8 May 1926 in England, Sir David Attenborough is 99 years old in February 2026 and will celebrate his 100th birthday in May 2026. For more than 70 years, his voice has guided millions through rainforests, oceans, deserts, and frozen wilderness. Few people on the planet have shaped our understanding of nature the way he has.

His career began at the BBC in the 1950s, long before wildlife filmmaking became cinematic. From groundbreaking series like Life on Earth to global phenomena such as Planet Earth and Blue Planet, he transformed nature documentaries into emotional, scientific storytelling that reached every generation. His calm narration became instantly recognizable, almost synonymous with the natural world itself.

But his impact goes beyond television. In recent decades, Attenborough has become one of the strongest voices warning about climate change, biodiversity loss, and habitat destruction. He has used his platform not just to showcase beauty, but to urge protection.

01/28/2026

Want to improve the environment? You can do your part by reducing your carbon footprint. It is the amount of carbon from CO2 emissions generated from your consumption.

Calculate your carbon footprint, then, start reducing according to the advices!

https://carbon-calculator.climatehero.org/?source=company-samcl_eco

(Or it is a service I can offer but it needs a lot of many private data)

01/21/2026

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Series on active winter animals
What are the animals that are still active and visible during the winter in a urban city of Quebec? First, I would say the most visible one is probably the eastern grey squirrel (Sciurus caroliniensis). These furry balls are really well adapted even to the coldest winters. In Costa Rica where I would prefer to be during the winter, the equivalent animal is the variegated squirrel (Sciurus variegatoides rigidus) much more colorfull.
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¿Qué animales siguen activos y visibles durante el invierno en una ciudad de Quebec? En primer lugar, diría que el más visible es probablemente la ardilla gris oriental (Sciurus caroliniensis). Estas bolas de pelo se adaptan muy bien incluso a los inviernos más fríos. En Costa Rica, donde prefiero estar durante el invierno, el animal equivalente es la ardilla jaspeada (Sciurus variegatoides rigidus), mucho más colorida.

Quels sont les animaux encore actifs et visibles en hiver dans une ville du Québec ? Le plus visible est sans doute l’écureuil gris de l’Est (Sciurus caroliniensis). Ces petites boules de poils sont parfaitement adaptées aux hivers les plus rigoureux. Au Costa Rica, où je préférerais passer l’hiver, l’équivalent est l’écureuil panaché (Sciurus variegatoides rigidus), beaucoup plus coloré.