Canadian Mountain Network is Now on Science Borealis

Photo by Richard Lynch, Courtesy of Travel Alberta.

You can now find Environmental Research Summaries by the Canadian Mountain Network on Science Borealis!

Science Borealis is a community of “science bloggers located in Canada – and Canadians located abroad – who share (a) commitment to respect, support and encourage science communication in Canada, and engage passionately and critically with science.”

Science Borealis features science themed blogs that have a Canadian connection. Blog categories include Biology and Life Sciences; Health, Medicine, and Veterinary Science; Environmental and Earth Science; Chemistry; Physics and Astronomy; Technology and Engineering; Mathematics and Statistics; Communication, Education and Outreach; Policy and Politics; General Science; Science in Society; and Multimedia.

Science Borealis began in 2012, when Science bloggers  Maryse de la Giroday, Sarah Boon, Steph Taylor and Raymond Nakamura joined forces with from Canadian Science Publishing, Canada’s not-for-profit science publisher, and Genome Alberta, a publicly funded not-for-profit corporation that initiates, funds, and manages genomics research and partnerships, with the goal of becoming, “ a one-stop shop for the public, media, educators, and policy makers to source Canadian science.”

To submit your blog to Science Borealis, check them out here.