Join us for an informative afternoon about birds.
Learn about the birds that stay in Manitoba and visit feeders during the winter, discover how important bird feeding can be, and...
Beavers—Canada’s national animal—are nature’s original engineers. Their impressive dam-building and tree-felling abilities can dramatically shape landscapes, creating wetlands that store water, improve water quality, and support biodiversity. These “ecosystem engineers”...
This webinar will explore the restoration of a former 1.8-hectare dry waste disposal site in the upper Saint-Charles River watershed in Québec City, a key catchment area for drinking water...
This webinar will explore the restoration of a former 1.8-hectare dry waste disposal site in the upper Saint-Charles River watershed in Québec City, a key catchment area for drinking water...
Plant-plant interactions are considered an important driver of community dynamics. Historically, competition was emphasized, leading to the expectation that plants living together result in competitive exclusion and the dominance of...
On February18, 2026, at Université Laval (Quebec City)
Connecting Streams and Protecting Fish: An introduction to the Alberta Watercourse Crossing Guidebook
Shona Derlukewich, P.Biol.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
The Alberta Watercourse Crossing Guidebook (AWC3) was developed to assist...
The objective of this course is to introduce the concept of risk-based assessment to technologists, contaminated sites professionals and industry managers. The course will use a combination of presentations, examples...
Please join the Global Institute for Water Security at the University of Saskatchewan for an event celebrating World Day for Glaciers (March 21) and World Water Day (March 22). The...
The objective of this course is to introduce the concept of risk-based assessment to technologists, contaminated sites professionals and industry managers. The course will use a combination of presentations, examples...
