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The 2015 RCGS honourees

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Photos: Polar bear cubs

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Inuit land-use map

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Day in the life of a reindeer herder
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December 2015

A raccoon on the roof of an apartment in Germany (Carsten Volkwein/Wikimedia Commons)

Wildlife

Seven invasive species abroad

Christi Belcourt at an Aboriginal event at Carleton University. (Photo: David Barbour/Canadian Geographic)

People & Culture

Five indigenous artists you should know

The Saskatchewan Delta. (Photo: Garth Lenz/Canadian Geographic)

Environment

Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement

Giant Water Bug in London, Ontario. (Photo: Ryan Hodnett/Wikimedia Commons)

Wildlife

Canada’s most important insects

Study finds that the tongue of one bee species, the Bombus balteatus, has shrunk. (Photo: D. Sikes/Wikimedia Commons)

Wildlife

Climate change sees bee tongues shrink

Wildlife

Fisheries and species at risk acts failing, says study

Articles

Beluga whales in Hudson Bay near Churchill, Manitoba. (Photo: Ansgar Walk/Wikimedia Commons)

Wildlife

Drones used to monitor N.W.T. belugas

Researchers have employed a never-before-used combination of techniques to monitor beluga whales, according to an organization that funds research on the cetacean in the…

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A grizzly with two cubs (Photo: Michelle Valberg/CanGeo Photo Club)

Wildlife

B.C. bears could face tough winter

Bears could be facing a tough winter after an early berry season and a fall salmon run that was projected to be low.

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Chart: This sea surface temperature anomaly chart created November 2 by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows an area of warmer-than-normal water off the coast of British Columbia, colloquially known as

Wildlife

Blob blamed for marine-life upheaval in Pacific

The blob isn’t consuming everything in its path — but it is having a notable impact on marine life in the region.

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Cover of Franklin’s Lost Ship: The Historic Discovery of HMS Erebus

People & Culture

RCGS celebrates launch of Franklin’s Lost Ship

Canada’s exploration and geography communities were out en masse on Oct. 22 to help The Royal Canadian Geographical Society launch

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