Sci/Why

Canadian children's writers discuss science, words, and the eternal question - why?

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24 May 2019

Time to Let the Kids Lead - and Follow Them!

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Image by Goran Horvat from Pixabay By Claire Eamer In 2001, I went to work for the Northern Climate ExChange at Yukon College in White...
17 May 2019

Why You Should Be Following #Fieldworkfail

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by L. E. Carmichael It's #FF (Follow Friday) over on Ye Olde Twitters, and if you're not already following #Fieldworkfail you s...
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10 May 2019

Secrets of the Credit River - guest post!

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Secrets of the Credit River guest post by Nina Munteanu   I began my limnology career teasing out the secrets of stream life as...
3 May 2019

The Surprising Truth About a 100-Year Flood

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The surprising thing about 100-year events is that they can happen year after year, not just once every 100 years. That's because the ...
26 Apr 2019

Dressing for Science

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The usual picture of a scientist shows someone in a long white coat, working in a lab. And indeed, that's a very practical idea for scie...
19 Apr 2019

"Snowflake" Bentley and the Sound of Snow

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We’ve just had the coldest, snowiest winter in a long time. A great opportunity to look at some of the science (and beauty) of snow.  ...
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