Kaho Nishibu from the Community Connections team at Niagara Folk Arts will speak about newcomer experiences and how everyone can help build a welcoming community.

Join Emily Cline as she discusses her research on using remote sensing technology, including unpiloted aerial vehicles (UAVs) and ground-based sensors, to indicate crop water stress in Western Canada. This research aims to obtain higher crop yields using the same or less irrigation. Celebrate World Water Day by learning about the cutting edge technology improving our use of this precious resource.

Emily Cline is currently completing her Master's of Science in Civil Engineering.