In Search of the Wolverine
What we’re learning about one of the toughest (and most elusive) animals in the world.
A Plan Comes Together
The Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement represents a new era in conservation and resource management. Here’s how it’s working in the Saskatchewan River Delta.
Mapping the Wolverine Way
Researchers are learning more about these elusive predators, and how they move and survive throughout the mountainous terrain of southern Alberta and British Columbia.
Boreal Truce
Poised to deliver big results, the nearly four-year-old Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement continues to rely on the co-operation of former foes.
Seeing the Forest for the Trees
A framework developed at the University of Alberta is helping the forest planners behind the world’s largest conservation agreement see the bigger picture.
Building Better
How new technology is boosting the lifespan of large-scale infrastructure.
Big Teams, Big Tests
More than 200 researchers enter the “CRIB” to develop and test large-scale infrastructure in real-world conditions.
Green Cement
Using a by-product of the pulp and paper industry to create a kind of super glue for cement.
Smarter Concrete
University of British Columbia research is making bridges stronger — and smarter.
Minding the Infrastructure Gap
Innovative research is a crucial part of the plan to make Canada’s roads, bridges and water systems stronger, safer and more durable.
