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2006 columns
- Column 466: Barrier to salmon crumbles on the Alsek
- Column 465: Avalanche forecasting has traditional roots
- Column 464: Drought stress changing the Takhini landscape
- Column 463: Snowshoe hares might have something to teach us about stress
- Column 462: Different places produce different dialects – in birds too
- Column 461: Ancient beaver dam records beaver building techniques
- Column 460: Coyote calling cards contain valuable DNA evidence
- Column 459: Canada's rarest plant rediscovered in Kluane region
- Column 458: Trap-happy marten still not easy to study
- Column 457: Field guides redirect our gaze toward our smaller neighbours
- Column 456: Caribou research goes international
- Column 455: Caribou biologist Russell retires, but not from science
- Column 454: Catching the drift
