The Geospatial Centre develops spatial data to understand landscape change.

The latest newsletter from the Partnerships for Applied Research (PARC) Team.

In the cross-border North Cascades mountain range, First Nations in B.C. are working to restore an ecological and cultural relationship with grizzlies

A multi-year project focusing on the impacts of extreme wildfire and efforts to return prescribed burns to the landscape

Documents obtained through freedom of information requests by The Narwhal and shared with CBC News show hundreds of animals have been killed in collisions with trains on B.C. tracks owned by Canada's ...

<p>The Human Footprint Analyst plays a pivotal role in one of ABMI&rsquo;s most recognized programs&mdash;the Human Footprint Monitoring Program&mdash;tracking human land use patterns across Alberta&r...

Fire Risk Mitigation in Indigenous Communities

We're pleased to share our annual report from 2024-25.

Library Loan Kits We are rolling out library loan kits in select communities across Alberta. Stay tuned to learn more about where to reserve yours.  Participating Libraries The following libraries hos...

Fire Risk Mitigation in Indigenous Communities

Contract Positions Available: 6 When: September 1, 2025 – March 31, 2026 with extension depending on performance Where: Work may be conducted remotely with a stable, high-speed internet connection  Wo...

Contract Positions Available: 6 When: September 1, 2025 – March 31, 2026 with extension depending on performance Where: Work may be conducted remotely with a stable, high-speed internet connection  Wo...

Over twenty years of GPS collar data was used to understand where bears go and why in the southern Rocky Mountains

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Passive acoustic monitoring is rapidly emerging as a dominant approach for studying acoustic wildlife, with neural networks used as an increasingly co…

As of April 1, 2025, BAM has become the fourth initiative under Biodiversity Pathways.

Scientists who study biodiversity are in the rapid adoption phase of AI. They are finding that what AI can — and can’t — do is shifting rapidly.

Cameras have been deployed at wildlife overpasses, underpasses, and culverts across BC to assess crossing success and turn-back rates of different species.

YouTube video by Joint Nations Grizzly Bear Initiative

What happens when traditional knowledge and scientific expertise unite for caribou?

YouTube video by Tahltan Central Government

YouTube video by Tahltan Central Government

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) and Biodiversity Pathways have established an exciting four-year contribution agreement. This agreement provides seed funding through ECCC's Canada Nature ...

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) and Biodiversity Pathways have established an exciting four-year contribution agreement. This agreement provides seed funding through ECCC's Canada Nature ...