TEDxUNBC selects speakers for Oct. 5 event
New book celebrates rich Métis history and seeks recognition as Indigenous population in Canada
UNBC Anthropology professor Dr. Michel Bouchard is one of the authors who contributed to the book Les Bois-Brûlés de l’Outaouais
UNBC PhD candidate measures glacier mass change in Columbia River basin
UNBC PhD candidate Ben Pelto and his research team performed a multi-year evaluation of glaciers in the Columbia and Rocky Mountains. Their seasonal field measurement of winter snowfall and summer melt, complemented with aerial surveying, provide an accurate glimpse of glacier mass change. These estimates can be used to predict future glacier response to climate change.
New UNBC degree for the fall of 2019
The University of Northern British Columbia will launch a new degree in the fall of 2019 - the Bachelor of Science in Conservation Science and Practice with majors in either Wildland Conservation and Recreation (WCR) or Landscape Conservation and Management (LCM).
