Blog post by Laura Blazejewski Campbell Scientific Canada opened their doors to community members as a part of the 2016 Mountain Festival in collaboration with the University of Alberta. As soon as we entered the...
Among the consequences of our changing climate is an increase in the intensity and frequency of forest fires. Wildfire is a natural process that is vital for the healthy renewal of temperate mountain forests;...
Warmer temperatures in the arctic, especially in mountainous regions, have led to reduced snow cover and longer growing seasons for shrubs and other plants. These environmental changes affect local ecological communities, but can also...
#Career #Opportunity! #CMN is seeking an #ExecutiveDirector to provide operational leadership, direction & oversight, and support the collaborative development of #network #strategy. #Apply by Nov. 30th, 2020. Learn more: https://canadianmountainnetwork.ca/opportunities/ #jobopportunity #mountainresearch
L'acteur #canadien Dan Levy a suivi le cours en ligne gratuit de @UANativeStudies sur l'histoire des #Autochtones. Selon lui, les discussions ont été « transformationnelles » (en anglais) : https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/dan-levy-indigenous-course-university-of-alberta_ca_5fb1b199c5b6c5f3d2f8b333 #SavoirAutochtone #PeuplesAutochtones @UANativeStudies
Encourage everyone to take this course. @UANativeStudies https://twitter.com/ualberta/status/1329884789646749699
Check out what Canadian actor Dan Levy has to say about the #free 13-week #online course on #Indigenous history at the faculty of @UANativeStudies @UAIberta. #IndigenousKnowledge #Reconciliation #IndigenousPeoples
I have spent the past 13 weeks taking the Indigenous Studies course through the faculty of @UANativeStudies at U of A. The weekly discussions we had were nothing short of transformational. Help me support the faculty by donating here: https://secure-ualberta.imodules.com/s/1664/phase2/index.aspx?sid=1664&gid=1&pgid=489&cid=1235&dids=566&bledit=1&sort=1&appealcode=06212
Check out our new article in Climatic Change (open access). From needs to actions: Prospects for planned adaptations in high mountain communities. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10584-020-02920-1 @leilaharris @KaiChanUBC @michele_koppes @at_altitude @eclim_ @CanMountainNet @MtnResearch
