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Beetle that destroys ash trees found in B C for 1st time

Beetle that destroys ash trees found in B C for 1st time
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No, birds won t fall out of the sky on April 8

The total solar eclipse on April 8 provides researchers with a unique opportunity to study how animals react. But while the sun plays a big role in how they orient themselves, it’s not their only cue.

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UNBC team gets $1 5 million grant to study glyphosate - Prince George Citizen

UNBC team gets $1 5 million grant to study glyphosate - Prince George Citizen
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Here s how smoky it was in B C in 2023, compared to previous summers

People across Canada were affected by smoke more than ever in 2023, according to data from Environment Canada.

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B C wildfires devastate wildlife habitats, but some insect species thrive in the ashes

B.C. has experienced an unprecedented wildfire season that has had a devastating impact on many wildlife species, but some of the animal kingdom's smallest citizens have adapted to thrive in this challenging environment.

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