Vancouver councillors Pete Fry and Sean Orr have introduced a motion to ban U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from participating in security for the 2026 FIFA World Cup to prevent potenti...

The second International Conference on Forest Therapy was held from August 9–11, hosted in the UBC Forest Sciences Centre with additional outdoor sessions taking place in the UBC Botanical Garden, Pac...

Hesitancy about vaccinations is on the rise, but studies show there are specific ways to address people's questions.

What urban wildlife can teach us about cognition, survival, and how to be good neighbors.

Researchers in Uganda are developing techniques to soften banana fibres and make them more like cotton.

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PASADENA, CA - AUGUST 5: Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Pauline Hwang (L) and Nagin Cox hold packs given to each of the team members that contain a mars bar and peanuts in the Mission Support Area at J...

Vancouver produces a lot of noise — anthropogenic noise. Even submersed in nature, the sounds of car traffic can be more common than birds chirping. Tara Brown knows this well.

Some federal decisions related to grizzly bears are imminent, but so too are budget cutbacks and leadership changes that could affect grizzly management.

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Le sentier Top, dans le parc Pacific Spirit, près de l’UBC, et le sentier Ravine, dans le parc régional Campbell Valley, à Langley, sont les sentiers les plus silencieux des parcs du Grand Vancouver.

These editorial stories and interviews will focus on the people, companies, research, and innovations leading the environmental and sustainable movement in B.C.