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University of Calgary engineering researcher Khan Rubayet Rahaman can tell you exactly how much hotter this piece of land in front of his faculty has gotten since 1961.

Banff, Jasper and Calgary record highest temperature increases, says Schulich study

Grad student solves bee homelessness one ceramic sculpture at a time

Mini University has taken to camping inside during the smoke.

Calgary's 2018 'smoke-pocalypse' sends UCalgary Summer Camps indoors

In the first phase of a long-term study, University of Calgary researchers will monitor the wild bisons' impact on vegetation. Bison #17 takes a break from grazing in the soft-release pasture located in Banff’s Panther Valley.

As wild bison return to Banff National Park, geographers study their impact on vegetation

UCalgary researchers at the Containment and Monitoring Institute Field Research Station are developing technology that may help jurisdictions and energy operations meet their reduced GHG targets.

Research station near Brooks well on its way as a world leader in methane monitoring

UCalgary researchers contribute to science of flooding

In the News: CTV News

Baloney Meter: did Liberals break promise on overhauling environmental reviews?

In the News: APTN National News

5 reasons why environmental reform matters after Canada’s controversial pipeline purchase

This year's forum wraps up a three-part series. In 2016, urban animals were in the spotlight while last year’s discussions revolved around water rights.

Public forum takes on human dimensions of climate change issues

In the News: National Observer

Canadians want more science and transparency in environmental assessments: report