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What can a berry growing in a bog tell us about climate change?
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (531+ words) Using a combination of Western and Indigenous practices, researchers are exploring how climate change is impacting bakeapple quality and picking practices As a child growing up in Labrador, Tara Ryan would go picking bakeapple berries with her parents and grandparents....
Late nights and long flights: Understanding bat migration for sustainability | Science
4+ mon, 4+ day ago (310+ words) For Science alum Thomas Pianta (BSc ’25), spending a month living at a research station on Lake Erie and staying up until sunrise was a dream come true. These small hours of the night were anything but quiet, because he was…...
Protecting the nest
5+ mon, 3+ day ago (263+ words) Two University of Waterloo Science students track vulnerable whooping crane habitat as nesting ponds in the Northwest Territories dry out With fewer than 500 whooping cranes remaining in Canada, even a single dry summer can threaten the population. As water levels…...
Science that matters: Master’s student researches how climate change could affect an at-risk fish species | Science
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (293+ words) Emily Dodsworth (she/her), Master of Biology student What drew you to studying in the Master of Biology program at Waterloo? I completed my undergraduate degree in environmental biology at Waterloo and had such a fulfilling experience that I wanted…...