Department of Geography

Johnson and monitoring network keeping an eye out for potato 'zebra chip' disease

Very low levels of insecticide use by Alberta farmers may be keeping harmful insects at bay

Hopkinson, Chasmer embark on cross-Canada research mission

Drs. Chris Hopkinson and Laura Chasmer will once again take to the skies to conduct surveys that will provide rich data about climate change, forest resources, wetlands, flood risk, permafrost loss and water resources

Undergraduate student success highlights ATIC awards at national symposium

Undergraduate student Jason Beaver claimed the Best Student Oral Presentation Award as the Alberta Terrestrial Imaging Centre (ATIC) was prominent at the 37th Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing

Shell Canada gift helps University revitalize Westcastle Field Station

The field station can now host numerous students and researchers and has the capacity for community outreach initiatives

Thrill of the find keeps Bubel digging

Dr. Shawn Bubel revels in the opportunity to give her students the experience of uncovering the past

Science website names Bubel archaeological find as second most interesting discovery of 2015

Dr. Shawn Bubel's discovery of seven upright bone features at the Fincastle Bison Kill Site is an archaeological rarity

New U of L website highlights Alberta’s warming climate

Analysis of six decades of climate records shows Alberta's climate is warming, especially in winter

Coburn comfortable stepping into the unknown

Dr. Craig Coburn speaks about the challenges of remote sensing calibration in the third installment of the PUBlic Professor lecture series

Global Citizenship Cohort off to a strong start

Students in the Global citizenship Cohort are learning together about issues concerning water, sustainability and social justice

University of Lethbridge geography/ATIC researchers receive multiple awards at national remote sensing conference

Conference also featured a number of presentations from University of Lethbridge students, post-doctoral fellows and professors

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