In 2010, Labrador endured what became known as the “Year of No Winter,” making travel over ice extra dangerous. Learn how a team of scientists and Inuit collaborated on a project to monitor ice safety in a changing climate.

A group of Inuvialuit youth in Canada’s High Arctic have a message for climate change deniers across the world: “It’s happening to us!”

Siku is the Inuktitut word for “sea ice.” It’s also the name of a new app: an Inuit-led social media project designed to help users navigate and share knowledge about a northern landscape in flux.

Artist Ian MacLean explains how he designed the cover for the first issue of Root & STEM using free, open-source software.

Be Earth 13 uses immersive technology to create projects based on UN Sustainable Development goals—and, just maybe, will change some people’s perspectives.

Learn how the Lindsay Makerspace offers opportunity to emphasize the role of technology in supporting environmental stewardship.

Traditionally recognized as Wabaskamag or O’shkiigmong, Curve Lake First Nation is a Michi Saagiig Anishnaabeg community in southeastern Ontario.