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Professors published in new essay collection

View from the inside of a seismic line cut through Alberta’s boreal forest. Photo by Sarah Cole

Seismic lines in Alberta's boreal forest boost methane emissions, according to UCalgary study

A smokey haze from wildfires burning in the region blankets Vancouver, B.C.

Climate change puts health at risk and economists have the right prescription

A five-year international study led by Faculty of Science biologists has identified a natural mechanism in caribou that preserves and ensures long-term genetic and behavioural diversity of the species in various habitats across western North America, from Alaska to the Southern Rockies. Photo by Mark Bradley

University of Calgary-led study finds natural mechanism that ensures long-term biological diversity in caribou

The University of Calgary's Stephanie Peacock says her resesarch helps address the knowledge gap around how health interacts with other stressors to influence caribou population dynamics in the Arctic. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Researcher brings a mathematical ecologist's lens to understanding disease in caribou populations