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Category Archives: Events
Astronaut Roberta Bondar to speak at Mount Royal University TONIGHT!
We are pleased to share the details about an upcoming, exciting and free event at Mount Royal University on Tuesday, April 9. We hope to see you there!
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Tagged astronaut, earth observation, environmentalist, Mount Royal University
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Disney Animals features Wolverine Watch
Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund is a generous supporter of Wolverine Watch, and today they are featuring this partnership citizen science project through their social media outlets. Please visit their Facebook page and “like” the posting. You can also find tweets … Continue reading
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Tagged citizen science, Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund, Wolverine Watch
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Thanks for the fun at the Miistakis wine and cheese!
We would like to extend a hearty thank you to everyone who was able to come out to our inaugural wine and cheese event which was held at the University of Calgary Downtown Campus on Tuesday. We were pleased to … Continue reading
Wildlife crossings on highways a win-win
Well, today is an exciting day to talk about road ecology in the Miistakis office. We are very pleased to release the Highway Wildlife Mitigation Opportunities for the Trans-Canada Highway in the Bow Valley report. If you don’t wish to … Continue reading
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Tagged highway crossing structures, Highway Wilding, road ecology
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Leave It To Beavers – story on Global Television
Leave It To Beavers was featured in a recent story on Global Television. Click here to view the video clip which shares the story of where the beavers came from and why they were relocated to the Ann & Sandy … Continue reading
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Tagged beaver relocation, climate change adaptation, Leave It To Beavers, watershed stewardship
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Reflections on the 2012 OWC Science Forum
Last week I had the great pleasure to attend the Oldman Watershed Council’s Science Forum at the University of Lethbridge. Continue reading
Drum roll please…
We are pleased to share the inaugural project update for our partnership project with the Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area (ASCCA), Calgary Science School and Cows and Fish. To read our project update, please click here. For a fascinating … Continue reading
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Tagged beaver reintroduction, climate change adaptation, watershed stewardship
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Wolves, wolves, everywhere…
Wolves, wolves, everywhere… Please visit our Highway Wilding blog to read the latest post from our intrepid field researcher Mirjam who writes about the recent wolf action on highway underpasses in Banff National Park. She has also shared a very … Continue reading
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Tagged Banff National Park, highway mitigation for wildlife, Highway Wilding, wildlife underpasses, wolves
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Miistakis participating in International Conference on Public Participation in Scientific Research
Miistakis will be participating in a two day workshop August 4 and 5 in Portland, Oregon. This landmark event will convene science researchers, project leaders, educators, technology specialists, evaluators, and others from across many disciplines (including astronomy, molecular biology, human … Continue reading
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