Canadian Geographic

07/12/2026

Fittingly titled “Logged Off,” this young bear takes a break after a busy morning learning the ropes with mom, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Dawn Mehner.

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07/12/2026

07/11/2026

Moving in sync through the shallows of the Ottawa River, two sandpipers create a near-perfect reflection, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Rey Monfared (). Their mirrored steps make for a striking moment on the water.

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07/10/2026

Congratulations to our amazing partners at Canadian Geographic on advancing the exploration of Canadian waters with the reveal of the first images of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s famous shipwreck, the Quest!⛵

In 2024, a Royal Canadian Geographical Society led expedition made history by locating Sir Ernest Shackleton’s final ship. Now, the Heroic Age Expedition returned to the wreck site with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)'s Falcon ROV, equipped with Voyis cameras to create a digital twin of the Quest.

We're thrilled to see what the rest of this incredible expedition brings!

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07/10/2026

Canada may be out of the game, but our turf is still making an impact

Discover the science behind building a FIFA World Cup field 🇨🇦 ⚽️ ➡️
Read the full story by by John Geary: https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/fifa-world-cup-the-science-behind-the-turf/

07/10/2026

Today on Can Geo: Are smooth greensnakes really as rare as they seem to be — or just crazy hard to find?

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Researchers in P.E.I. enlist the help of citizen scientists to get closer to a definitive answer

07/10/2026

A lively group of young Richardson’s ground squirrels tumble and wrestle in a playful moment, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Tanner Belcourt () in Alberta.

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07/09/2026

Today on Can Geo: An ice core from the Canadian Arctic’s Axel Heiberg Island, the deepest drilled in the Americas, is a record of ancient sea ice past

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An ice core from the Canadian Arctic’s Axel Heiberg Island, the deepest drilled in the Americas, is a record of ancient sea ice past