Plants and Fungi
On the Trail of Disjunct Alpine Plants from Alberta to Ontario
BY ASHLEY HILLMAN
It’s Day 4 on the trail. It’s humid, hot, and did I mention humid? Our packs are impossibly heavy with food, camping gear, and sampling equipment. I wish there was someone else to blame for deciding to mix backpacking with field sampling, but unfortunately it was my idea. I have already cut myself on a rock and slipped into the frigid waters of Lake Superior as we struggle down the coastal hiking trail of Pukaskwa National Park. But all this suffering has rewarded us with just what we were looking for: plants!
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Mycelial Material Revolution
Recorded Presentation
Speaker: SEAN CAMPBELL
Host: Alberta Mycological Society
Fungi Forays
BY LIZ WATTS
There is a whole world right at your feet. A world beyond the patchy grass, concrete, and rubbish you might expect: the world of fungi.
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Coal at What Cost? Alberta’s Endangered Whitebark Pine Under Threat From Benga’s Proposed Coal Mine
Kelsey Fleming reviews the implications of the Benga coal mine on Alberta’s endangered whitebark pine.
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Why do roses have ‘thorns’?
Why does a rose hurt when you pick it?
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