The movement of trees, typically through seed dispersal, is not new. But a warming planet has quickened the pace.
Surveys show that more people are factoring in extreme weather, in particular heat, when choosing where to visit
The pandemic sent people back to nature. Will the fuel shock deepen the trend?
Vibrio bacteria are invasive pathogens that have been recorded in areas that used to be too cold for their taste, including the
The early arrival of spring buds have smashed 1200 year-old records in Kyoto, while in Tokyo, the sakura season came up to
Speakers in the opening session called out Canada’s slow approach to climate action and the energy transition
2026 is painting a grim picture, with record low ice levels in the Arctic and record high temperatures around the world
For the Caribbean tourist economy, sustainability is no longer optional. But building resilience means confronting its extractive tendencies.
Farmers are embracing high-tech tools for assisted reproduction but critics say they jeopardize animal welfare
OPINION | Canada has the science, the entrepreneurs and the capital to win but lacks a system built for speed