Video: Why Join iNaturalist.ca?
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Tag: Research
New pattern of humpback whale behavior discovered on BC’s North Coast
A 10-year research study suggests local displacement by human impacts may have more consequences than previously thought for humpback whales. Continue reading New pattern of humpback whale behavior discovered on BC’s North Coast
Scientists converge on BC’s Flathead Valley to catalogue species
Scientists are collecting natural specimens in the diverse Flathead River Valley, everything from bugs and birds to mammals and plants. Continue reading Scientists converge on BC’s Flathead Valley to catalogue species
Study reveals alarming effects of climate change on bumblebees
More than 100 years of data leads to important, but disturbing discovery. Continue reading Study reveals alarming effects of climate change on bumblebees
David Suzuki: Citizens amplify knowledge about the natural world
We’re just beginning to realize the full potential of using technology to connect curiosity and concern for the planet with meaningful scientific pursuits. Continue reading David Suzuki: Citizens amplify knowledge about the natural world
Bridging the gap between science and Inuit culture
University of Calgary researcher uses scientific data to help determine ice travel. Continue reading Bridging the gap between science and Inuit culture
Protecting Kokanee salmon
Modern research complements traditional First Nations legacy programs in an effort to preserve freshwater salmon in BC. Continue reading Protecting Kokanee salmon
Connecting data for better decision-making in the Arctic
Researchers receive $500,000 in CANARIE funding to link environmental information about the North. Continue reading Connecting data for better decision-making in the Arctic
Mercury in Canada’s Arctic: Why we should be paying closer attention
New study finds increased mercury level Arctic marine birds due to climate change. Continue reading Mercury in Canada’s Arctic: Why we should be paying closer attention
At least we solved the ozone crisis … oh, wait
Scientists have identified four new man-made gases that may be depleting the ozone layer. Continue reading At least we solved the ozone crisis … oh, wait
Excessive antibiotics in agriculture creating health crisis
University of Calgary’s Aidan Hollis suggests user fees could effectively limit use of non-human antibiotics. Continue reading Excessive antibiotics in agriculture creating health crisis
Off-grid wind turbines make their way to Northern Ontario
Waterloo’s Wind Energy Group looks to bring the power of wind to a remote community in Northern Ontario. Continue reading Off-grid wind turbines make their way to Northern Ontario