We Should Embrace the Unknown: An Interview with a Future Science Leader

October 3, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

We Should Embrace the Unknown: An Interview with a Future Science LeaderThursday, October 3, 2019 - 10:09amFuture Science Leaders, established at Science World in 2011, connects motivated high school students in the Lower Mainland with a powerful network of peers, scientists, academics and industry Read more

Nurturing Wild Empathy is Crucial to The Future of BC’s Old Trees

October 2, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

Nurturing Wild Empathy is Crucial to The Future of BC's Old TreesWednesday, October 2, 2019 - 4:26pmBritish Columbia is known for its wilderness and lush green forests.Read more

What is Orange Shirt Day?

September 30, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

What is Orange Shirt Day?Monday, September 30, 2019 - 1:00pmAt six years old Phyllis (Jack) Webstad left her grandmotherâ€™s home in Stswecemâ€™c Xgatâ€™tem First Nation to attend her first day of boarding school.Read more

The Voices at the Vancouver Climate Strike

September 27, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

The Voices at the Vancouver Climate StrikeFriday, September 27, 2019 - 3:06pmScience World talked to youth and other intergenerational voices on the groundÂ to get a snapshot of what issues were top of mindÂ and to foster a culture of listening toÂ those whoRead more

How Is Eco-Anxiety Tied To Environmental Change?

September 27, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

How Is Eco-Anxiety Tied To Environmental Change?Friday, September 27, 2019 - 11:57amWhen a gaping hole appeared in the ozone layer in 1985 above Antarctica, it confirmed the research that scientists had been publishing for over a decade.Read more

The Secret Power of a Catâ€™s Purr

September 25, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

The Secret Power of a Catâ€™s PurrWednesday, September 25, 2019 - 12:00amItâ€™s a sound weâ€™ve come to associate with our happy felines: the purr.Read more

Your Guide To A Science-Backed First Date

September 16, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

Your Guide To A Science-Backed First DateMonday, September 16, 2019 - 4:29pmJessica McQuiggan got married in a small ceremony in Ontario by the Humber River.Read more

Hypothesize This: What’s With All The Moths in Vancouver?

September 13, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

Hypothesize This: What's With All The Moths in Vancouver?Friday, September 13, 2019 - 12:00amHypothesize This is a monthly series looking into trends, buzzwords and other phenomena with the curiosity of science.Read more

Maker Faire Vancouver is “Ground Zero” for STEAM Exposure

September 3, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

Maker Faire Vancouver is "Ground Zero" for STEAM ExposureTuesday, September 3, 2019 - 10:20amEarlier last month, surgeons at St Paul's Hospital performed an ankle replacement for a Cloverdale resident using a 3D printed bone.Read more

What Would it Take to Regenerate our Rainforests?

August 30, 2019 Various Science World bloggers General Science

What Would it Take to Regenerate our Rainforests?Friday, August 30, 2019 - 9:59am The Ten Year Desert Read more

Author: Various Science World bloggers

We Should Embrace the Unknown: An Interview with a Future Science Leader

Nurturing Wild Empathy is Crucial to The Future of BC’s Old Trees

What is Orange Shirt Day?

The Voices at the Vancouver Climate Strike

How Is Eco-Anxiety Tied To Environmental Change?

The Secret Power of a Catâ€™s Purr

Your Guide To A Science-Backed First Date

Hypothesize This: What’s With All The Moths in Vancouver?

Maker Faire Vancouver is “Ground Zero” for STEAM Exposure

What Would it Take to Regenerate our Rainforests?

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