Media
Some press generated by our research:
A bat colony’s 4,300 year history in Central America :
Smithsonian Online, January 23, 2020
Tracking Arctic seabird population declines from lake sediment records:
Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. (USA) - Front Matter, May 13, 2020
Wildlife Society, April 12, 2019
Arctic-based studies on past human occupation:
CBC Radio - Quirks and Quarks interview – Sept. 26, 2019
Simulating oil spills at the IISD Experimental Lake Area:
Canadian Geographic – July 17, 2019
Globe and Mail – July 30, 2019
Occupational exposures to combustion products by firefighters:
Fire Rescue Magazine – March 16, 2018
Découverte, Radio Canada April 22, 2018 – starts 12:30 minutes into the broadcast
Ottawa Citizen – Oct. 18, 2017
Rising lake levels affect wood bison habitat:
Globe and Mail - Feb. 23, 2017:
Effects of oil seeps at Cold Lake Alberta:
Globe and Mail – August 28, 2016
Impacts of arsenic in lakes near Yellowknife gold mines:
An eider pond in Hudson Strait.
Photo: Frankie Jean-Gagnon
Collecting sediment cores from an Arctic pond on Devon Island.
Photo: Mark Mallory
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Descent into a Jamaican bat cave.
Photo: Chris Grooms
Aerial photo of our study to examine the effects of a diluted bitumen (oil) spill on lake ecosystems.
Photo: Jose Rodriguez-Gil
Ottawa firefighters extinguishing a structural fire.
Photo by Jen Keir.
Wood bison (Bison bison athabascae), Northwest Territories.
Photo: Linda Kimpe
Well pads near Cold Lake Alberta where bitumen is extracted from the ground.
Photo: Kirsten Smythe
