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037 Buffaloberry Primer, ancient archaeological site, a national dream begins, golden eagle migrations, and B.C. decides to privatize wildlife managementphoto of a bear closure in the Peaks of Grassi, Canmore, Alberta

037 Buffaloberry Primer, ancient archaeological site, a national dream begins, golden eagle migrations, and B.C. decides to privatize wildlife management

Published July 28, 2017 by Ward Cameron

This week I start with a quick primer on playing in the mountains during buffaloberry season. I examine at an ancient archaeological site discovered off…

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031 Changing western climates, and the importance of science in the post-truth Trumpocene

031 Changing western climates, and the importance of science in the post-truth Trumpocene

Published June 14, 2017 by Ward Cameron

This week, I’m looking at the impact of a 2.5 degree increase (since the industrial era) in the average annual temperature across western Canada over…

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017 2017 Park Passes, Canada Rated a top tourism destination, Global Water Futures, and Caribou in the RockiesUndercutting of houses along Cougar Creek during the floods in Canmore in 2013

017 2017 Park Passes, Canada Rated a top tourism destination, Global Water Futures, and Caribou in the Rockies

Published January 12, 2017 by Ward Cameron

In this episode I’ll explain why you’ll still need a park pass to visit Canada’s National Parks this year, even though that admission is free…

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