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Canfor is featured in the article "Canfor & forWater deliver better forest management practices for drinking water and beyond". Read the article
________________________________________________________________________________________________ Latest research summaries: two recent publications explore the hydrology in sub-humid and low-relief landscapes of the Boreal Plain. Read the article ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Upcoming Webinar: Join Hannah McSorley on Fri. Jan. 29th @ 1pm EST as she shares insights from 400+ stream samples collected over 16 months across a Greater Victoria water supply area. Learn more and register |
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forWater is featured in Climate Atlas of Canada's video - Quality Control: Wildfire, Water, and our Health
forWater researcher Monica Emelko and affiliate Francois Robinne explain the connections between wildfire, water, and the health of Canadians.
forWater researcher Monica Emelko and affiliate Francois Robinne explain the connections between wildfire, water, and the health of Canadians.
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The forWater Network contributes to critical new knowledge and technologies needed to adapt to climate change and to build resilient, adaptive communities.
Interdisciplinary research spanning 4 themes, 8 universities, 23 researchers and 65 industry partners and young professionals looking at:
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