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The detailed appendix, footnotes, and photographs allow a reader with little knowledge of mission history on the Canadian prairies to follow the life and work of this important, yet little-known oblate and, through this entry point, the wider history of late nineteenth-century Canadian missionaries.

However, decreases are projected in summer precipitation over the Canadian Prairies by the year 2100.

By examining a case study of biodiversity conservation from the Canadian Prairies, this article illuminates the patterns and processes of institutional work apparent over time as local actors struggle to improve their autonomy in conservation governance - a feature thought to be particularly important to advance sustainability.

Snowmelt runoff often comprises the majority of annual runoff in the Canadian Prairies and a significant proportion of total nutrient loss from agricultural land to surface water.

Removal of trees for pasture or crop production is common along the stream reaches in the Canadian Prairies, resulting in a patchwork of forested and nonforest riparian vegetation along most stream.

Grasslands dominate the central regional landscape of the North America, extending from the Canadian prairies south across the Chihuahuan Desert.

(2001) reported, based on a survey of organic farms in eastern regions of the Canadian prairies (1991 to 1996), that organic grain and forage yields ranged from one-half to almost double the conventional yields.

) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae), is an invasive pest in North America recently reported in the Canadian Prairies.

] production has moved rapidly westward on the Canadian prairies, most recently arriving in southern Alberta.

In the Canadian Prairies, organic agriculture has traditionally relied on summer fallow and mechanical tillage for nutrient and pest management.