Using citizen science in the North
Ellsworth LeDrew is advancing research on climate change by documenting changes in the Far North with the help of local people.
Breaking down siloes in climate research
Learn how new faculty member Sarah Burch is bringing a unique interdisciplinary approach to researching climate change and helping launch a new Master's program.
Turning back the clock on areas affected by energy extraction
Energy companies come to Rich Petrone when restoring a wetland in Canada's oilpatch.
Commuting safely in a changing climate
Learn how Jean Andrey is researching the ways in which climate change is making driving more dangerous in Canada.
Climate change and tourism
Daniel Scott, who is a Canada Research Chair in Global Change and Tourism, researches how climate change affects tourism – and vice-versa.
Sustainable agriculture in China
China may have a bad reputation for food safety, but it has the world’s second-most land a devoted to organic food and there is a burgeoning movement toward what Steffanie Scott calls ecological agriculture.
Restoring post-mined oilsands land
Jonathan Price is turning the barren landscape left behind after oil sands mining back into the delicate, diverse peatland that once covered more than half of the Athabasca region of northern Alberta.
Glimpsing beneath glaciers
Meet the Antarctic explorer who turned a love of glaciers into a research career mapping subglacial lakes.
Tweeting to save the cryosphere
Learn how Richard Kelly, the mind behind #snowtweets, is redefining snow research by harnessing social media.
