Less snow means that come spring ... change is already impacting the wildlife that lives in the boreal forest across Canada. Here’s just one example of the many species that are in trouble.

If you drive north from just about any city in Canada, you'll end up in the boreal forest. This vast woodland is home to many of Canada’s iconic animals and hosts 300 species of migratory birds ...

The intactness of Canada’s boreal forest provides an opportunity for a more holistic approach that conserves its globally significant environmental attributes while also supporting resource production ...

A new study in Science examined more than 26,000 trees across an area the size of Spain (583,000 square kilometers) and found that boreal forests in ... of western Canada and Alaska this past ...

Known as “carbon sinks,” mangroves, peatlands and boreal forests have helped cool the ... relying on its white feathers for camouflage against the snow. Reindeer by another name, woodland ...

In the late 19th century, Swedish artist Gustaf Fjaestad painted his home country’s pine forests laden with snow ... the vastness of the boreal forest and inspire reflection on the relationship ...

HABITAT: In the contiguous United States, the lynx is associated with southern boreal forest — subalpine coniferous ... to be found in areas with deep snow. RANGE: The contiguous U.S. distinct ...

Levi Lundell, soil science master student in the College of Agriculture and Bioresources (AgBio), is getting to the root of a big issue impacting Canada’s boreal forest. Working with Drs.

Their muse is the taiga, or boreal forest: a massive ring of ... Gustaf Fjaestad painted his home country’s pine forests laden with snow. In 1900, Norwegian painter Edvard Munch depicted ...