Vancouver might just be home to the greenest building in the world. Meet the geography professor who brought it to life.

Source: Canadian Geographic, June 2012
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Timothy Taylor , Marina Dodis

Tags: British Columbia, Environment, Environmental Scientist of the Year, Sustainability, Vancouver, British Columbia

Article ID#: 3302

Monique Dubé gets out of the lab to help Canadians see big-picture changes to their watersheds

Source: Canadian Geographic, June 2011
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Allan Casey

Tags: Environmental Scientist of the Year, Watershed

Article ID#: 2372

From studying slugs to searching for swans and monitoring pine martens, citizen scientists keep watch over our changing world

Source: Canadian Geographic, June 2010
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Carlyn Zwarenstein , John W. Stewart

Tags: Biodiversity, Citizen science, Environmental Scientist of the Year, Science

Article ID#: 80

Squid expert Ron O’Dor is leading a global effort to assess the future of marine life. Meet Canadian Geographic’s Environmental Scientist of the Year

Source: Canadian Geographic, June 2009
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: John DeMont

Tags: Environmental Scientist of the Year, Marine, Oceans, Science

Article ID#: 253

John Smol and Jules Blais are half-brothers in blood and full partners in the service of the environment. Meet our environmental scientists of the year.

Source: Canadian Geographic, June 2008
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Allen Abel

Tags: Environmental Scientist of the Year

Article ID#: 381

Environmental chemist Miriam Diamond is Canadian Geographic's Environmental Scientist of the Year

Source: Canadian Geographic, May/June 2007
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Marci McDonald

Tags: Environmental Scientist of the Year, Miriam Diamond, Pollution, Research, Science

Article ID#: 563

Lab radical David Keith is challenging the entrenched wisdom of the oil patch and the blinkered idealism of the environment movement. Meet Canadian Geographic’s first Environmental Scientist of the Year.

Source: Canadian Geographic, May/June 2006
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Brian Bergman

Tags: Climate change, Environmental Scientist of the Year, Global warming

Article ID#: 721