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About Can Geo
Forest trail in Ottawa, Ontario
Can Geo staff summer adventures
What we’re reading during the COVID-19 pandemic
Introducing the newest Can Geo coworkers
Revealing the May/June 2020 Canadian Geographic cover
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Community
Excerpt from British Columbia in Flames: Stories from a Blazing Summer
10 photos of the West Coast wildfires from the Can Geo photo community
Long overdue, much welcomed: Two residential schools named National Historic Sites
‘Letterkenny’ and ‘Schitt’s Creek’ are love letters to rural Canada
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COVID-19
Seismic trackers record 50 per cent drop in noise during COVID-19
‘Absolutely catastrophic:’ Hit hard by pandemic, ecotourism needs help
Mapping Canada’s mask-mandatory businesses
How Canadian cities are adapting to COVID-19
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Education
Quebec teacher
Featured Teacher: Jennifer Leduc
Featured Teacher: Elliot Unger
Featured Teacher: Patrick Halford
Featured Teacher: Louise Roberts
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Environment & Nature
great blue heron standing in a river
Can Geo's favourite books about rivers
The sixth extinction
Small ship tourism saving B.C. beaches with marine debris cleanup
Op-ed: The Amazon fires are back — and the consequences affect us all
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Events & Exhibits
Can Geo Talks: Virtual Series 2020
Can Geo Talks: Spring 2020
Can Geo Talks: Fall 2019
Can Geo Talks presents: Jill Heinerth
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Explore Podcast
Explore presents Wade Davis on the Magdelena River
Explore presents the Hudson’s Bay Company - Part 4(3): Treasures of the fur trade
Explore presents the Hudson’s Bay Company - Part 4(2): Blankets and moccasins
Explore presents the Hudson’s Bay Company - Part 4(1): The Royal Charter
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Mapping
Canada's 75 biggest islands
Mapping Canada's 75 biggest islands
In their own words: an interactive map shares the stories of Sixties Scoop survivors
Exploring the new Winnipeg Food Atlas
Mapping the threat status of wild Atlantic salmon
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People & Culture
Excerpt from Slashburner: Hot Times in the British Columbia Woods
A river runs through it
Kahkiihtwaam ee-pee-kiiweehtataahk: Bringing it back home again
Legacy of Canada’s role in atomic bomb is felt by northern Indigenous community
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RCGS
Remembering former prime minister John Turner
Remembering internationally acclaimed researcher, RCGS Fellow Shelagh Dawn Grant
The Royal Canadian Geographical Society and the National Geographic Society join forces
RCGS, Roots team up to create non-medical face masks
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Science & Technology
Excerpt from Saved by Science: The Hope and Promise of Synthetic Biology
Cetacean seeker
Did meteorite impacts help create life on Earth and beyond?
Weather watchers encouraged to report tornadoes in Canada this summer
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The North
Tiny plastic particles on a fingertip
Researchers find microplastics in nearly every sample taken in the Eastern Canadian Arctic
POLAR scientist shares insights on losing summer of Arctic research
Portraits of the North in isolation
Indigenous, Inuit concerned about health systems, lost knowledge with COVID-19
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Travel & Places
Exclusive Q&A with Long Way Up's Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman
The 49th parallel: Our defining line
When it comes to volcano tourism, is the reward worth the risk?
How the world came together to protect a B.C. inlet
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Wildlife
Excerpt from The Reign of Wolf 21: The Sage of Yellowstone’s Legendary Druid Pack
Wildlife quiz from Canadian Geographic
‘Wake up call’: WWF Living Planet Report says species at risk populations have declined by half
5 endangered species the Calgary Zoo has saved from extinction
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