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Responding to the TRC Calls to Action: University Teaching and Researching through a Reconciliation Lens

UNBC professors explore northern B.C. economy in new book

PW-FWCP lecture: Using meso-carnivores as a measure of change in forest ecosystems: A case study from the John Prince Research Forest (JPRF). Dexter Hodder (JPRF)

PW-FWCP lecture: A tale of 3 fish: A migrant, an invader, and a resident. Dr. Mark Shrimpton, University of Northern British Columbia

PW-FWCP lecture: Local through global influences of mercury on fish. Dr. Karen Kidd, University of New Brunswick

February 15 - 26, 2016

Smith, Dr. Angèle

Health Research Institute Events

UNBC Terrace Campus Closure: March 5, 2016

NRESi/CMOS Joint Colloquium: Hazardous near 0oC precipitation. Dr. Ronald Stewart, University of Manitoba

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