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by Alina Fisher | Jan 20, 2020 | MLP News, Notes from the Field

Eric Higgs retakes an historic photograph from an exposed ridge along the eastern slopes of the Canadian Rockies, Southern Alberta. Photo: MLP 2016. Each year, Mountain Legacy Project (MLP) researchers, alongside associated volunteers, are fortunate to spend four to...

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Re-Reading the Archival Photographs: Mining Scientific Photography to Build Many MeaningsMay 18, 2021
Jill Delaney, Lead Archivist, Photography, Private Archives, and MLP Archivist at Library and Archives Canada takes us behind the scenes of the 60,000+ historic images held at LAC and used for the Mountain Legacy Project's repeat photography studies.
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Will our digital information persist over time? in 10 years...100 years… 1,000 years…? Join UVic Data Curation Librarian Shahira Khair for a look at some answers.

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