The Hudson Bay Lowlands is an iconic Canadian landscape, but one where the climate is changing rapidly. The terrestrial ecosystems are fragile, interconnected webs of snow, water, plants and animals.

The Hudson Bay Lowlands have been one of the world’s most southerly “Arctic refugia” thanks to the cooling effect of Hudson Bay, which is covered in ice most of the year.

The Hudson Bay Lowlands is an iconic Canadian landscape, but one where the climate is changing rapidly. The terrestrial ecosystems are fragile, interconnected webs of snow, water, plants and animals.

The Hudson Bay Lowlands, a bastion of pre-industrial Arctic ecology is finally — and rapidly — succumbing to the effects of climate change, according to a new report.

Hudson Bay Lowlands, a vast area of bogs, fens, lakes rivers. One of the last Arctic refugia, it too is showing dramatic changes due to warming which could have a dramatic effect on fish and ...

The Hudson Bay Lowlands in northeastern Canada were one of the last holdouts against the trend of global warming in the Arctic, but has in a very short period succumbed. Skip to main content.

An Indigenous-led initiative to protect northern Ontario's Hudson Bay Lowlands is one of four projects to receive a total of $800 million from the federal government over a seven-year period.

Back in the 1970s, Hunter saw how scientists studying the Hudson Bay Lowlands used Indigenous peoples as guides but didn’t involve them in their research. Now, he says, ...

Most of my waterfowl hunting is done in the southern reaches of our province, in stubble fields or around the edges of potholes, so a trip to Kaska Goose Camp in the Hudson Bay Lowlands was ...

The Hudson Bay Lowlands is an iconic Canadian landscape, but one where the climate is changing rapidly. The terrestrial ecosystems are fragile, interconnected webs of snow, water, plants and animals.

Hudson Bay lowlands succumbing to warming, climate change. By Marc Montgomery | [email protected] Posted: Thursday, October 10, 2013 14:39 Last Updated: Thursday, October 10, 2013 14:42.

For the Hudson Bay Lowlands, one such tipping point will be when temperatures rise above 0 C, disrupting many frozen parts of the landscape including permafrost, sea ice and snow. Climate projections ...