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Citizens from Queen Charlotte and neighbouring communities assist members of the Haida Nation move a monumental totem pole from its carving location at the Haida heritage centre. Head carver Jaalen Edenshaw, a member of the Haida's Eagle Clan, and his team spent a year working on the pole that stands almost 13 metres high and weighs over 3,000 kgs.

Skidegate, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, Canada.

Thick-billed murres swim far better than they fly. They also find precarious means for laying a single egg, opting for narrow ledges on steep cliff faces instead of building a nest. The eastern Canadian Arctic is home to hundred of thousands of these nesting seabirds - among some of the greatest concentrations in the world. Yet, like many northern animals, a warming climate and ocean is putting these birds and their range at risk.