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Introducing “A century of high elevation ecosystem change in the Canadian Rocky Mountains”

Introducing “A century of high elevation ecosystem change in the Canadian Rocky Mountains”

Jun 23, 2020 | Historic photos, MLP News, MLP research

By Mary Sanseverino, June 23, 2020 Just last week on June 16 two intertwined articles, both about landscape change in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, came out. Both were published under the auspices of the Nature Research family of journals, one of the world’s...
When the cat’s away: Wildlife’s response to human self-isolation due to the pandemic

When the cat’s away: Wildlife’s response to human self-isolation due to the pandemic

Jun 17, 2020 | MLP News

Alina C. Fisher and Tanya Samman, originally published on Science Borealis, reposted with permission Currently, self-isolation is the norm for people all over the world as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. While you’ve been staying home, you’ve been justifiably...

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