An in-depth look at estimates that about 1,400 yearly deaths in Canada are linked to wildfire smoke, how such numbers are determined, and what they mean for public health and future preparedness.
Longer, hotter summers and drier forests are extending wildfire seasons across northern Canada.
Wildfire mitigation strategies around mountain townsites combine targeted fuel management, community planning, and monitoring to reduce risk while protecting ecosystems. Learn practical approaches used near Banff and similar park communities.
A look at how forestry practices affect forested watersheds and the forgotten rivers that depend on them, highlighting restoration and sustainable management.
Learn about the marbled murrelet’s habitat needs and sustainable forest management.
An ongoing wildfire season in Nova Scotia has focused attention on forestry practices linked to landscape flammability—most notably, the provincial approvals for aerial glyphosate spraying on drought-stressed forest land. This article summarizes facts about glyphosate wildfire risk and key uncertainties based on recent information and scientific context. What Has Been Approved and Why Area and…
Wildfire legacies are reshaping forest recovery and resilience. Explore how burn severity, frequency, and climate change are altering ecosystems and forest management strategies.
The Anahim Lake Wildfires are being monitored closely. Check out the latest news.
Wildfire smoke is affecting air quality in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley—what residents should know, how long it may last, and steps to protect health.
Wildfires can disrupt soil microbes for years, altering nutrient cycles and slowing forest recovery. Explore the long-term ecological impacts beneath the