World Water Day opens discussion about valley drought and floods
UBC’s Okanagan Institute for Biodiversity, Resilience, and Ecosystems Services, together with the Okanagan Basin Water Board and Okanagan WaterWise is marking World Water Day with a special panel presentation titled exSTREAMS: The Okanagan water story and you.
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Visiting professor speaks about the protection of amphibian populations
The decline of amphibian populations worldwide was first widely recognized 25 years and ignited a firestorm of research into amphibian ecology.
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Studying on the shoreline
NOT MANY STUDENTS CAN SAY the Pacific Ocean is their […]
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Studying on the shoreline
NOT MANY STUDENTS CAN SAY the Pacific Ocean is their […]
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Adventures in science
JENNA GALL IS A CRUSADER. From attending university far from […]
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Earth and Environmental Sciences student Jennifer Little embraces BC’s sustainable way of life
MOVING FROM OIL AND GAS COUNTRY to the orchards of […]
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Aerial photographs depict Beautiful Destruction in North Alberta
Artist’s photos demonstrate the disconnect of industry and the environment.
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Research spanning the globe’s grasslands supports controversial biodiversity hypothesis
A global-scale collaborative study published this week in the prestigious journal Science shows that plant biodiversity within the world’s grasslands peaks at intermediate levels of productivity, lending support to a long-standing but controversial ecological hypothesis.
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Okanagan Water and Biodiversity Forum set for September 16, 17
Conservation, ecology, biodiversity issues to be explored.
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Name change reflects institute’s research themes
BRAES a leader in eco research and environmental policy at UBC Okanagan
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