Research in the Arctic (Natural Elements)
Advance Arctic research to better understand natural systems, change, and environmental impacts
A global information highway to meet the challenges of a fragile Arctic ecosystem
Examine how global information networks affect the Arctic and the challenges of protecting fragile ecosystems
Working the Line: Maintaining the border in Canada’s wilderness (photo gallery)
Capture the fieldwork required to maintain Canada’s border through remote wilderness landscapes
Changing How We Fight Wildfires
Adapt wildfire management using new science, tools, and strategies to reduce risk and protect communities
Working the line: tales from the 141st Meridian
Document the science and fieldwork behind surveying and maintaining the 141st meridian boundary
Digging Up Dirt on the Spruce Budworm
Study soil and forest conditions to better understand spruce budworm outbreaks and forest impacts
Why are researchers interested in an earthquake that occurred over 300 years ago?
Study a 300‑year‑old earthquake to better understand seismic risk and past ground shaking
A mystery at the core of Canada’s western redcedar
Investigate the unusual core structure of western redcedar and what it reveals about tree growth and resilience
Saving Our Ash Trees (Natural Elements)
Protect ash trees using science‑based methods to slow emerald ash borer and preserve forest health
A look at butternut defence mechanisms!
Examine how butternut trees use natural defence mechanisms to resist disease and survive