Seismic trackers record 50 per cent drop in noise during
COVID-19

A recent article from the journal Science talks about what scientists are calling the “anthropause” — where, when human activity came to a screeching halt this spring, noise attributed to human activity dropped more than 50 per cent. One of the authors, University of British Columbia professor and geophysicist Mika McKinnon, spoke with Canadian Geographic about the study, disaster planning and her own personal “anthropause.”
Read the Q&A here.

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The Fellows Show and RCGS Auction

Each year the Royal Canadian Geographical Society hosts the College of Fellows Annual Dinner, its largest fundraising event of the year, to raise critical support for its broadly-educational programming initiatives.
With COVID-19 limiting large group gatherings, the Society has decided to take the event digital, producing an hour-long made-for-broadcast special, dubbed the Fellows Show, to be aired online and across Canadian Geographic's social media platforms.
To be held on November 18th, on small screens across the country, the evening will be hosted by Canadian journalist Aliya Jasmine.
Get your FREE ticket here.