Furbish’s lousewort is kind of like the canary in a coal mine. The question now is, can we help it bounce back?

Research in mycology and forest pathology protects our forests in a changing climate.

For nearly a century, Canada’s research forests have evolved from their early roots in commercial forestry, branching out to become dynamic hubs of scientific exploration addressing some of the most urgent questions of our time.  

In an effort to outpace climate change, scientists are conducting research to discover tree species that can best adapt to shifting environments.

People, passion, perseverance: the Canadian Forest Service, from humble beginnings to a world-leading science hub.

In today’s hyper-connected era, Canadians are seeking immediate and easy to access mapping where and when it’s needed most. At Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), a team is using artificial intelligence to meet this demand.

July 2024

After three years of intense research and development, the first full-scale simulation of how climate change could impact groundwater and surface water resources in Canada is now available. This new model — called Canada1Water (C1W) — provides a science-based view to the end of the century

Did you know that Canada is home to potentially active volcanoes? In the shadow of these seemingly sleeping giants lie powerful reminders of Canada’s volcanic past and important insights into possible future eruptions.

Simply Science celebrates the scientific achievements, research and leadership of women working in sustainable natural resource development.

Simply Science introduces three inspiring women who are advancing the Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation’s scientific objectives.