Understanding Climate Impacts on Canola Through Farmers’ Eyes
Drawing on farmer insights, new research highlights how climate variability is affecting canola production and the strategies producers are using to respond.
USask graduate students recognized at national hydrology conference in Halifax
Zoë Johnson and Alana Muenchrath were nationally recognized for their award-winning research on prairie snow dynamics and northern permafrost systems.
Eco-Warriors with Teeth
A new feature in Canadian Wildlife highlights an unexpected ally in the fight against climate change: beavers.
Permafrost Thaw Is Acidifying Streams Across Canada's Subarctic
A new study published in Science finds that thawing permafrost is triggering rapid chemical changes in headwater streams across Canada's Yukon and Northwest Territories, with serious consequences for water quality and aquatic ecosystems.
‘Creating space for others’: USask scientist wins Women of Distinction Award
Dr. Corinne Schuster-Wallace (PhD) received the 2026 STEM Award from YWCA Saskatoon
Take 5: Five ways USask researchers are working with the UN to reverse climate change
USask professor, graduate student work to raise awareness about the status of Earth’s cryosphere