Learn about their wetlands project, and how Living Labs is helping make it happen.Ĭlimate solutions, wetlands project, wildlifeĪs busy as a weevil: Dr. Michelle Franklin's pest management approach has an eye to the future The conservationist and the bog: How Frances Braceland helped bring new life to PEI wetlandsįrances Braceland is turning her passion for nature into real climate solutions through her work at Souris Wildlife. Read how the travels of our scientist, Dr. John Shi, influenced his work and how he promotes diversity and inclusion every day. John Shi used his years abroad to promote diversity and inclusion at AAFCĮarly in his career, he studied and worked around the world, learning about different cultures along the way. Read the story of how Isabella Preston rose to become Canada's first female horticulturist.įrom culture shock to community: How Dr. She bred an array of flowers, turning her passion for gardening into a career. Have you ever wondered what makes an apple so tasty? What about a strawberry? Our scientist Karen Burgher-MacLellan and her team are finding the answer! Learn how they are doing it here.Ī true flower child: Remembering Isabella Preston, Canada's home-grown horticulturalist Comparing apples to apples: Karen Burgher’s fruit sensory evaluation program adapts to a virtual world
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