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Scientists want public's help documenting melting glaciers before they disappear
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August 21, 2025
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1:34Now PlayingA new initiative out of the University of Waterloo is giving National Park and British Columbia Provincial Park visitors the opportunity to contribute to important research by documenting glacial retreat in real time. Chris Houser, the university’s dean of science and a professor in the department of earth and environmental science, explains how this citizen-science initiative serves researchers and provides the public with something to think about. (Photo credit: CP Images)
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