Location: Online, Zoom

Description: Tundra sod is an ideal material for tundra rehabilitation: it provides immediate vegetative cover, insulation, and water management. My team and I used traditional ways of knowing to...

Community Climate Change Adaptation helps local communities understand and prepare for the climate impacts that affect their lands and natural resources. In conservation and land management, this means working together...

Dr. Scott Davidson

Université du Québec à Montréal

Peatlands are vital ecosystems, storing one-third of the world’s soil carbon and are a key nature-based climate solution. Understanding the dynamics of...

Join us for an engaging webinar introducing Alberta’s Citizen Science Hub — a one-stop platform designed to connect volunteers, practitioners, educators, and organizations across the province. In this session, we’ll...

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...

MarshWatch – Newfoundland and Labrador edition is a free 8-week program focused on learning wetland birds and amphibians by sight and sound. The content is suitable for all skill levels...

This presentation provides an overview of a collaborative project delivered by Ducks Unlimited Canada and the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute aimed at piloting and refining state-of-the-art wetland mapping methodologies specific...