David Yarnold has authored many impactful stories, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. As the President and CEO of the National Audubon Society, he championed environmental stewardship. In this interview, […]
As human activities increasingly transform ecosystems, the pressure on biodiversity across Canada is growing. The diverse geography of the second-largest country in the world — from the icy expanses of the Arctic to bustling urban […]
Students ‘walk’ across Canada with Parks Canada giant floor map Canadian Geographic collaborated with Parks Canada to produce a new educational program for students: a giant, walkable floor map of Canada. Allowing students to walk […]
Remote First Nation Community Getting High-Quality Digital Twin Exploring and Mapping the Environmental Stressors around Wood Buffalo National Park New Flood Mapping for Climate Resilience in Edmonton The Watersheds of New Brunswick – In Subway […]
Point Pleasant Park Erosion Documented Thanks to Old Map Mapping the Correlation Between a City’s Tree Cover and Urban Inequalities How Spongy is Toronto? Canada Boosts Earth Observation Technologies Mapping Vancouver’s Cheery Blossoms Housing Prices […]
The Importance of Geospatial Knowledge to Sustainability “Sustainability is everything.” The March 3, 2022, livestream for the GeoIgnite 2022, Winter Geo conference saw keynote speaker, Sanjay Kumar, the founder and CEO of Geospatial World, speak […]
Paris, 13 April 2022 – UNESCO’s Executive Board has approved the designation of 8 new UNESCO Global Geoparks bringing the number of sites participating in the Global Geoparks Network to 177 in 46 countries. Two new […]
In the far northern reaches of Canada’s Saskatchewan Province, the Athabasca River and Peace River flow into the Peace-Athabasca Delta, the largest boreal delta in the world and home to a variety of diverse habitats […]