The COVID-19 pandemic changed health research in Canada. Some of these changes were positive — for example, we completed, shared, and used…

Climate change presents challenges for marine conservation areas that often have fixed boundaries.

Namew (Moose Cree L dialect for Lake Sturgeon) is a culturally important fish species for Moose Cree First Nation.

Undergraduate research experiences are some of the best ways to train young scientists. However, these experiences tend to be resource…

In what ways do new and emerging technologies help us address environmental governance challenges such as biodiversity loss, climate…

This paper demonstrates how strontium isotope ratios of plants vary across southern British Columbia.

Mother Earth may be our strongest ally in the fight against climate change. Canada –particularly Northern Ontario — encompasses boreal and…

The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified concerns about food insecurity, prompting this research. An online pilot survey anonymously collected…

Carbon storage and carbon sequestration contribute to human well-being because they represent the capacity of ecosystems to remove carbon…

Promoting inclusion has been an on-going concern in several contexts, including international development, governance, urbanization…

Migratory seabirds are reservoirs and intercontinental vectors for avian influenza virus (AIV).

The COVID-19 pandemic has shown how public health measures can slow the spread of contagious diseases. Initially, the level of action…

In this paper, we consider the complexities, challenges, and possibilities of enabling more ethical relationships between those trained in…

Western Canada is increasingly experiencing impactful and complex wildfire seasons.

Plastic pollution is a global problem with the largest percentage of plastic wastes being disposed of in landfills. Innovative solutions…

There are millions of small ponds in the Prairie region. One valuable feature of these ponds is that they store carbon in their sediments…

Many negative socioeconomic and ecological implications are associated with plastic pollution. In Canada, microplastics (MPs; particles <5…

Wetlands are well known as important features of the natural environment, owing to their ability to store water, contribute to good water…

We need more than science to protect our health. Cultural history gives us important information about how people think about their health…

Large amounts of waste paper are generated annually worldwide, where up to 50% of waste paper is landfilled or incinerated.

Cumulative effects assessment (CEA) is used in environmental decision-making and helps scientists and resource managers understand the…

In late 2020, a group of volunteers using Facebook reached out to the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) wanting to help with…

Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) are a flagship species for North America’s boreal forests. In recent years, however, the range of lynx has…

While diversity among scientists is tied to improved research quality, output, and ethical standards, access to funding opportunities for…