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How flood maps help protect communities
How flood maps protect Canadian communities from rising water risks.
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Testing the impact of temperature and drought on coniferous trees
Forest research biologist Rob Vaughn and master’s student Mackenzie Good are looking at the effects of warming and dr
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Engaging with remote communities to map the local bedrock
Scientist Mary Sanborn-Barrie is engaging with local communities as her team maps the bedrock of the Kivalliq region.
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Why leaves change colour in autumn
Dendrologist Ken Farr is in Commissioners Park in Ottawa to talk about why trees change colour in the autumn and how the
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How we analyse rocks to create geological maps (Byte-Sized Science)
Research scientists Daniele Regis and Duane Petts explain their method for collecting rock samples in the field and
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Conserving Tree Seeds with Indigenous Communities
The Indigenous Seed Collection Program is an Indigenous-led program hosted by Natural Resources Canada’s National Tree S
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Exploring the minerals in old clay and rock samples using modern techniques (Byte-Sized Science)
Research scientist Jessey Rice was unable to do field work during the global pandemic, so he took this opportunity to ut
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Helping forests adapt to climate change (Byte-Sized Science)
As our Canadian climate gets warmer, our forests are going to change, and that means that trees that are thriving in the
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Detecting the hemlock woolly adelgid (Byte-Sized Science)
The hemlock woolly adelgid is an invasive insect that attacks and kills hemlock trees by feeding on its fluids.
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Evolution of a landscape: Mapping the surface we live on (Byte-Sized Science)
Geologists from Natural Resources Canada head to northern Labrador to map the surficial geology impacted by the last ice