Deer are expanding north, and that’s not good for caribou
Researchers say warming climate allowing deer to expand their range
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Scientists assess paths toward maintaining BC caribou until habitat recovers
Reforestation requires decades to support southern mountain caribou, UBCO research shows
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Exceptional faculty members celebrated as 2024’s Researchers of the Year
UBCO researchers recognized for outstanding work and scholarly activity
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Restoring nature’s broken links to help wildlife
UBC Okanagan Researcher of the Year Dr. Adam Ford sees his research directly impact animals in the field.
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UBCO’s next distinguished speakers include a Nobel Prize winner and an angel investor
Talks will highlight advancements in disease treatment, future of equity, diversity and inclusion
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An undergraduate’s journey from physics to Picasso
How Alisa Chung’s degree is bridging the distinct worlds of science and art history.
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UBCO researchers get to the bottom of non-invasive gut tests
Mucus contains vital data to help address diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease and colon cancer
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Can flowers, planted to attract pollinators, benefit neighbouring crops?
UBCO researchers investigate whether farmers should just let it bee
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New research shows invasive ants alter lion’s hunting habits in Kenya
As protective trees are damaged, landscapes change, lions adapt their diet
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Balancing humans and habitat in biodiversity
New BRAES director Dr. Adam Ford hopes UBC Okanagan research will lead the way for protecting local ecosystems.
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