Angelica Haggert
Canadian Geographic
Ottawa, ON, Canada
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Past articles by Angelica:
A changing land
Land cover change maps can help us determine our impact on the land — and how we can mitigate it in the future → Read More
Ice, ice baby
We rely on ice for a lot more than just a cold drink — here’s some of the latest news on frozen water → Read More
5 interesting ways drones are being used
From finding missing people to delivering medical supplies, here’s what’s happening in the skies → Read More
How artificial intelligence can help crisis managers respond during extreme weather events
Artificial intelligence combines with social-media analysis to inform first responders and scientists → Read More
Access to nature critical to coping with COVID-19 pandemic
A Nature Conservancy Canada poll finds spending time in nature is more important than ever → Read More
‘Historic decision’ as Ontario courts rule lawsuit against provincial government can proceed
Seven Ontario youth are suing the Ontario government for infringing on their rights to a safe environment → Read More
Sounds of Canada explored in new series from Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
Canadian Audible Original takes listeners on a cross-country journey through sound → Read More
‘The need is global;’ Fill it Forward bottles support water initiatives around the world
A sustainable journey starts with a single step says founder and CEO → Read More
Plastics news: No more single-use plastics, “super enzymes” and more
A roundup of all things plastics, including the items set to be banned in Canada by the end of 2021 → Read More
Emergency services using precise three-word locator system
What3Words app gives 3m squares an identifying series of words, across the world → Read More
Manitoba celebrates its 150th anniversary
A look at the inception of the original postage-stamp province through an 1871 map → Read More
Fighting floods and fires while a pandemic rages on
While planning for seasonal disasters at the same time as a pandemic is tricky, lessons can be applied from one to the other → Read More
Cancelled but not forgotten: The 50th anniversary of the Arctic Winter Games
Games were started in 1970 to give northern athletes more opportunities for training and competition → Read More
Indigenous, Inuit concerned about health systems, lost knowledge with COVID-19
Indigenous and Inuit communities are expressing concern as the threat of COVID-19 comes nearer to their communities → Read More
7 ways to keep exploring and learning from home this March Break
Education and entertainment don't have to stop just because everything is closed → Read More
500 residents of an Ontario town might live on an island soon if dike breaches
There is up to a 40 per cent chance a shoreline road on Lake Erie, which acts as a dike, will fail → Read More
Bears, buds and phytoplankton: Early spring signs appearing in North America
Leaves are out almost a month early in some parts of the United States, and bears are beginning to emerge from their dens — but an early spring can be problematic for some species → Read More
New book looks at economic solutions for the climate crisis
“We cannot sit on the sidelines anymore,” says Tom Rand, author of The Case for Climate Capitalism → Read More
Environmental groups say emergency plan missing in new right whale protection measures
Only about 400 North Atlantic right whales remain in the wild → Read More
Smaller companies helping shoot for the moon in new Canadian Space Agency push
CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen says space exploration represents a major economic opportunity for Canada → Read More