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...

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...

Diversified cropping systems through crop rotations are potential alternatives to conventional cropping as a way to reduce the environmental impact of farming while being able to economically compete with conventional...

Spend the day at the Marsh during Wild Wetland Week

Make the most of your break with a full day of fun at Oak Hammock Marsh. Wander the trails...

Whether you are working in environmental consulting, regulatory compliance, or resource management, the ability to design an effective monitoring plan is essential. This MicroCourse will introduce proven methods for identifying key water quality issues...

Aquatic plants, both native and invasive, have a fraught relationship with boaters, paddlers, fishers, swimmers, and shoreline communities. Oft-maligned and neglected, even amongst botanists, aquatic plants quietly provide vital services...