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CLISA Webinar Series: A Framework to Protect against Climate Shocks and Stresses: TRAIN-ing Food Systems to Enhance Climate Resilience

Events | Posted on April 17, 2025, Thursday, 01:39 AM |

Title: A Framework to Protect against Climate Shocks and Stresses: TRAIN-ing Food Systems to Enhance Climate Resilience Presenter: Dr. Eric Li, Associate Professor, The University of British Columbia Date & Time: May 02, 2025, 1:00 – 2:00 PM (Atlantic Time) Registration: https://t.ly/xiM3p (The webinar is free but registration is needed to receive the Zoom link). Abstract: The concept of food system resilience is increasingly central to addressing global concerns around food security and climate change. […]

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Paper Published by Climate Dynamics

News | Posted on March 30, 2025, Sunday, 11:00 AM |

Title: High-resolution seasonal climate prediction with stepwise cluster analysis: a case study for Prince Edward Island, Canada Journal: Climate Dynamics DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00382-025-07663-2 Abstract: Global warming has become a pervasive force, impacting environments and livelihoods around the globe. Accurate and high-resolution seasonal climate predictions have become a critical aspect of climate research, providing valuable insights for agriculture, tourism, fisheries, and disaster preparedness sectors. This study introduces a stepwise cluster analysis (SCA) approach for predicting seasonal […]

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Paper Published by npj Sustainable Agriculture

News | Posted on March 6, 2025, Thursday, 03:32 PM |

Title: Advanced machine learning for regional potato yield prediction: analysis of essential drivers Journal: npj Sustainable Agriculture DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s44264-025-00052-6 Abstract: Localized yield prediction is critical for farmers and policymakers, supporting sustainability, food security, and climate change adaptation. This research evaluates machine learning models, including Random Forest and Gradient Boosting, for predicting crop yields. These models can be adapted for in-season yield forecasting, providing predictions as early as one month before […]

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CLISA Webinar Series: Turning Waste into Wealth: Pioneering the Bioeconomy for a Sustainable Future

Events News | Posted on February 19, 2025, Wednesday, 05:05 PM |

Title: Turning Waste into Wealth: Pioneering the Bioeconomy for a Sustainable Future Presenter: Dr. Bishnu Acharya, Associate Professor, University of Saskatchewan Date & Time: May 30, 2025, 1:00 – 2:00 PM (Atlantic Time) Registration: https://t.ly/S3YC7 (The webinar is free but registration is needed to receive the Zoom link). Abstract: In a world facing the dual crises of climate change and resource depletion, there lies a critical but often overlooked opportunity: […]

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CLISA Webinar Series: Advanced Mechanized Systems for Sustainable Food Production

Events News | Posted on February 19, 2025, Wednesday, 05:00 PM |

Title: Advanced Mechanized Systems for Sustainable Food Production Presenter: Dr. Travis Esau, Associate Professor, Dalhousie University Date & Time: May 23, 2025 01:00 PM (Atlantic Time) Registration: https://t.ly/Rfs5d (The webinar is free but registration is needed to receive the Zoom link). Abstract: Wild blueberries are a perennial crop native to northeastern North America and are one of eastern Canada’s most economically important crops, with a 2021 farm gate value of […]

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CLISA Webinar Series: Building a Resilient Cropping System Amidst Climate Change

Events News | Posted on February 15, 2025, Saturday, 11:40 AM |

Title: Building a Resilient Cropping System Amidst Climate Change Presenter: Dr. Mumtaz Cheema, Professor, Memorial University of Newfoundland Date & Time: March 7, 2025, 1:00 – 2:00 PM (Atlantic Time) Registration: https://t.ly/7w8v9 (The webinar is free but registration is needed to receive the Zoom link). Abstract: Agricultural sustainability faces threats from climate change, traditional agronomic practices, extensive agrochemical use, tillage practices, and soil degradation, lead to nutrient losses and elevated […]

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CLISA is the first multi-institutional training program in Canada towards climate smart agriculture to help address the need for HQPs who possess appropriate knowledge and expertise in climate change, precision agriculture, water and soil management, sustainable food production and food value chains, and climate-smart financing and policies to promote the development and application of innovative technologies and strategies in Canadian farming practices.

   The CLISA project is made possible with the financial support from the NSERC CREATE.
© 2025. All rights reserved by the CLISA team.
   The CLISA project is made possible with the financial support from the NSERC CREATE.
© 2025. All rights reserved by the CLISA team.