topic:"Climate" found 45 records - Research Collections - Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies

A..."climate"...ising to Alberta in the dawn of the Anthropocene

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Medium: Library - Periodical

Author: Skrajny, Joanna

Publisher: The Alberta Wilderness Association Journal

Call Number: P

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Author: Skrajny, Joanna

Responsibility: Joanna Skrajny

Publisher: The Alberta Wilderness Association Journal

Physical Description: p. 22 - 25

Medium: Library - Periodical

Subjects: Environment; Climate; Climate change; Fires; Fire ecology; Floods; Water; Watersheds

Abstract: Pertains to climate change during Anthropocene including increased wildfires, ticks, and tick-borne diseases, floods, increase in insurance rates, and negative effects on health and mental health, wildlife extinction, decrease in fresh water.

Notes: In Wildlands Advocate, Vol. 27, No.2, June 2019, p. 22 - 25

Call Number: P

Collection: Archives Library

URL Notes: Digital version of publication available online

Websites

https://albertawilderness.ca/publications/wild-lands-advocate/

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An Empty Landscape

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Medium: Library - Periodical

Published Date: September/October 2021

Author: Mitchell, Alanna

Publisher: Aaron Kylie

Edition: Vol. 141

Call Number: P

Author: Mitchell, Alanna

Responsibility: with photography by Peter Mather

Edition: Vol. 141

Publisher: Aaron Kylie

Published Date: September/October 2021

Physical Description: p.34-44

Medium: Library - Periodical

Subjects: Alberta; Alpine tundra; Animal populations; Animals; Canada; Canadian Endangered Species Protection Act; Caribou; Climate change

Abstract: The ecological importance of the caribou and their current population decline due to climate change and human influences. Herds in the northern Canadian Rockies are already on the endangered species list.

Notes: "In Canadian Geographic, volume 141, issue 5, September/October, 2021"

Call Number: P

Collection: Archives Library

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An impending water crisis in Canada's western prairie provinces

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Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Published Date: 2006

Author: Schindler, D.W.; Donahue, W.F.

Publisher: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America

Call Number: 03.5 Sc1a PAM

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Author: Schindler, D.W.; Donahue, W.F.

Responsibility: D.W. Schindler; W.F. Donahue

Publisher: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America

Published Date: 2006

Physical Description: 6 pages ; illustrations , maps

Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Subjects: Water; Watersheds; Climate; Climate change; Climatology; Western Canada; Glaciers; Rivers; Lakes

Abstract: Canada is usually considered to be a country with abundant freshwater, but in its western prairie provinces (WPP), an area 1/5 the size of Europe, freshwater is scarce. European settlement of the WPP did not begin until the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Fortuitously, the period since European settlement appears to have been the wettest century of the past two millennia. The frequent, long periods of drought that characterized earlier centuries of the past two millennia were largely absent in the 20th century. Here, we show that climate warming and human modifications to catchments have already significantly reduced the flows of major rivers of the WPP during the summer months, when human demand and in-stream flow needs are greatest. We predict that in the near future climate warming, via its effects on glaciers, snowpacks, and evaporation, will combine with cyclic drought and rapidly increasing human activity in the WPP to cause a crisis in water quantity and quality with far-reaching implications.

Notes: In PNAS May 9, 2006 103 (19) 7210-7216

Call Number: 03.5 Sc1a PAM

Collection: Archives Library

URL Notes: Available online via PNAS's website

Websites

https://www.pnas.org/content/103/19/7210

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Athabasca

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Artist: Gennadiy Ivanov

Date: ca. 2022 – 2022

Medium: pastel on paper

Catalogue Number: IvG.03.03

Description: Landscape painting of glacial area. Background has a blue sky that is filled with tall glacial formations. Right at the centre of the middle ground are silhouettes of two people rendered in black. Off to the the right side of the foreground is a weather station. The colour palette is made up of blu…

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Artist: Gennadiy Ivanov

Title: Athabasca

Date: ca. 2022 – 2022

Medium: pastel on paper

Dimensions: 34.0 x 50.0 cm

Description: Landscape painting of glacial area. Background has a blue sky that is filled with tall glacial formations. Right at the centre of the middle ground are silhouettes of two people rendered in black. Off to the the right side of the foreground is a weather station. The colour palette is made up of blue, purples, orange, black, brown, green, and white.

Subject: Glaciers; weather station; climate change; University of Saskatchewan.

Credit: Gift of Gennadiy Ivanov, Norwich, Norfolk , UK, 2023

Catalogue Number: IvG.03.03

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Athabasca Glacier Station 1

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Artist: Gennadiy Ivanov

Date: ca. 2019 – 2019

Medium: pastel on paper

Catalogue Number: IvG.03.02

Description: Landscape pastel drawing of a glacier area, colour palette made up of purple,orange, yellows, blues and black. In the background there are glaciers, hills,or mountains. Middle ground is filled with vertical and horizontal lines that represent the pattern of glaciers. In the foreground, off to the l…

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Artist: Gennadiy Ivanov

Title: Athabasca Glacier Station 1

Date: ca. 2019 – 2019

Medium: pastel on paper

Dimensions: 49.0 x 69.0 x 49.0 cm

Description: Landscape pastel drawing of a glacier area, colour palette made up of purple,orange, yellows, blues and black. In the background there are glaciers, hills,or mountains. Middle ground is filled with vertical and horizontal lines that represent the pattern of glaciers. In the foreground, off to the left hand side is a weather station made up of black and blue.

Subject: Glaciers; weather station; climate change; University of Saskatchewan

Credit: Gift of Gennadiy Ivanov, Norwich, Norfolk , UK, 2023

Catalogue Number: IvG.03.02

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Athabasca Glacier Station 2

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Artist: Gennadiy Ivanov

Date: ca. 2019 – 2019

Medium: pastel on paper

Catalogue Number: IvG.03.01

Description: Landscape pastel drawing with a colour palette made up of purples, blues, and soft peach. in the background there are glaciers or mountains. In the middle ground, just slightly off to the right, there is a weather station composed of black and blue pastel. in the foreground are vertical lines of pu…

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Artist: Gennadiy Ivanov

Title: Athabasca Glacier Station 2

Date: ca. 2019 – 2019

Medium: pastel on paper

Dimensions: 50.0 x 65.0 x 50.0 cm

Description: Landscape pastel drawing with a colour palette made up of purples, blues, and soft peach. in the background there are glaciers or mountains. In the middle ground, just slightly off to the right, there is a weather station composed of black and blue pastel. in the foreground are vertical lines of purple, white, and blue, that represent patterns of the glaciers.