How we analyse rocks to create geological maps (Byte-Sized Science)
Scientists collect and analyze rock samples to map the geology of areas they study - YouTube Video (9:21 minutes)
How we study watersheds
Study the Turkey Lakes Watershed to reveal links between water, forests, climate - YouTube Video (14:51 minutes)
Science at Work: Forest Fire Research
NRCan warns of more forest fires with climate change, stressing vital prevention research - YouTube Video (2:40 minutes)
Recovering Bitumen from Oil Sands – a New Approach
NRCan tests new ways to separate bitumen from sand that could remove water use - YouTube Video (2:21 minutes)
Science at Work: Flood Monitoring
NRCan uses remote sensing for mapping, monitoring, and aiding emergencies like floods - YouTube Video (2:36 minutes)
Science at Work: Defining Canada’s Continental Shelf Program
Canada works with UN partners to define offshore boundaries under the Law of the Sea - YouTube Video (2:52 minutes)
Changing Coastlines in Canada’s Arctic
Dustin Whalen uses drones to study rapidly changing Arctic coasts in a warming climate - YouTube Video (3:00 minutes)
Studying Geo-Hazards in the Beaufort Sea (Byte-Sized Science)
Michelle Côté presents her exciting projects and her work with scientists worldwide - YouTube Video (1:47minutes)
Incorporating Renewable Energy in Remote Communities
NRCan teams help northern communities cut diesel use by adding solar and wind energy - YouTube Video (2:36 minutes)
How does oil behave in water?
A spill test tank helps experts learn how oil behaves to reduce environmental impacts - YouTube Video (2:12 minutes)