About "Environment & Nature"
News about climate change and other environmental issues and the people and organizations behind the science.
In his new book, Klaus Dodds explores not just the physical manifestations of ice, but their deeper meanings. (Author photo courtesy Reaktion Books)
An engineer at MDA Corporation in Montreal makes adjustments to one of three new satellites that will orbit Earth for seven years as part of the Canadian Space Agency’s newest RADARSAT mission. (Photo: Ossie Michelin/Canadian Geographic)
According to a UN sustainability report released this month, on average, each Canadian produces 1.9 kilograms of non-recyclable solid waste per day, which ends up in landfills. (Photo: Anastasia Nielsen/Can Geo Photo Club)
Cape Town’s “Day Zero” was narrowly averted through drastic cuts in municipal water consumption and last-minute transfers from the agricultural sector, but the city’s troubles aren’t over yet. (Photo: Pixabay. CC BY)
Geologist, explorer and RCGS founder Charles Camsell, pictured here in an undated photo, was the first to officially map the Yukon’s Peel River watershed. This summer, Camsell’s great-grandson and great-nephew will retrace part of his journey on the territory’s wild rivers. (Photo: RCGS Archives)
Point Pelee National Park is a birder’s dream, a paddler’s paradise, and the perfect place to get up close and personal with nature. (Photo: Zach Baranowski/Canadian Geographic)
Pimachiowin Aki has been recognized by UNESCO for both its natural and cultural significance. (Photo: Pimachiowin Aki Corporation)
This image, taken in a cave in the Bahamas, is an example of cave diving in good conditions, says Jill Heinerth. “Nothing like the horrors they are experiencing in Thailand.” (Photo: Jill Heinerth)
Conor and Kim Mihell on Rivière Guerin in August 2016 during a previous canoe expedition in Nunavik, Que. (Photo: Conor Mihell)
The southern and most populated portion of the Ottawa River watershed. (Map: Chris Brackley/Can Geo)
