Invasive Species Management in Species at Risk Habitats in the Lillooet Region
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Fuel Management and Wildfire Risk Mitigation to Conserve and Improve Antelope-brush Ecosystems
Social and economic drivers of land use change and grassland conservation on the Canadian Prairies
Edie Creek Diversion
Upgrading Infrastructure and Data Communications for Climate Monitoring Network in Saskatchewan (B-Base Funding)
Enhancing the stewardship of Indigenous youth for Woodland Caribou research and recovery in Northern Saskatchewan - Part 2
Building species at risk capacity and facilitating youth engagement within the Piikani Nation
Canadian Science Policy Conference
The Organization of Economic Co-operation Development (OECD) Working Party on Chemical Accidents
Beached Bird Surveys for Marine Pollution Monitoring
Identifying Key Biodiversity Area trigger species in Quebec
UniC2021 - International Student Network on Climate
Engagement with Indigenous Nations at Blue Quills National Wildlife Area
Tracking the fall migration patterns of monarch butterflies along the Great Lakes
Evaluation of Woodland Caribou and Whooping Crane Populations in Northern Saskatchewan Traditional Métis Communities
Clear and present danger: movements of Chronic Wasting Disease-exposed white-tailed deer and the role of wolf predation in supporessing Chronic Wasting Disease's foothold in the SK2 caribou range
Assessing the threat of marine noise pollution on at risk and declining migratory birds and their forage fish
IUCN/TRAFFIC Analysis of proposals to amend the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species Appendices
Restoring our relationship to the land: Indigenous perspectives on habitat restoration
Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Perspectives on Wildfire, Habitat Restoration and Woodland Caribou Conservation in Northern Saskatchewan: Documenting Elders’ Understandings from Prince Albert G...
Social and economic drivers of land use change and grassland conservation on the Canadian Prairies: Phase 2
Athabasca Denesųłiné Caribou Habitat Monitoring
Redeploying Water Retention 2: Reducing Lake Winnipeg’s risks through proven successes in water retention management and spatial modelling
Working Party on Chemical Accidents
Upgrading/Validating Infrastructure and Data Communications for Climate Monitoring Network in Saskatchewan (B-Base Funding)