Wetlands, Disasters, and the resilience of our planet

Update: 2020-01-14

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Join host Jennifer Sanford for a conversation with Dr. John Clague, the grandfather of Canada’s natural hazard research. Learn about what happens to wetlands after major earthquakes and what role wetlands play in mitigating floods, tornados, and wildfire.

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Wetlands, Disasters, and the resilience of our planet