Historian Kelly Black discusses the E&N Railway land grant’s historical dispossession of Indigenous lands and its ongoing socio-environmental impacts.

In the highlands above Villa de Arma, community leaders once walked through ice and snow. They still remember the stories told by their grandparents of the Apus, high-mountain spirits that guard the…

Research on Westmeath Township shows timber camps drove agricultural expansion, but census averages obscure timber-oriented farms within settler colonial landscapes.

Rivers across the globe in 2025 had one of the driest years in more than three decades. The WMO State of Global Water Resources Report shows a continuation of the long-term decline in Earth’s freshwat...

After a controversial presidential proposal regarding Lake Ontario, historian Dan Macfarlane gained sudden media attention, sharing advice on handling press.

Secwépemc Elder Mary Thomas shared traditional knowledge on harvesting mountain plants, emphasizing sustainable practices, winter survival, and environmental respect.

CAPE TOWN — When scientist Loyiso Dunga began mapping the Great African Seaforest in 2016, he decided to go snorkeling. The South African section of the kelp forest stretches around 800 miles or…

Daily mapping challenge happening every November!

Settler colonialism, Treaty 6, and the Indian Act decimated Redberry Lake's buffalo, replacing Indigenous land-sharing with settler-dominated property ownership.

The Memorial Organ in Convocation Hall. “They knew that facing war meant facing death, yet with cheerful if saddened hearts they went. They were of our best, the finest scholars and athletes in the…

From the Papaschase Room to survey maps and Mill Creek, an examination of land, Treaty 6, and Papaschase presence beneath Edmonton's urban grid.