Scientist, Arctic Marine systems, Beluga whales.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Treaty 1
Joined July 2015
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Read the #OpenAccess paper ➡️ cdnsciencepub.com/doi/full/1…
Our next feature is “Sci-Q: an invitation and recommendations to combine science and Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit for meaningful engagement of Inuit communities in research” by Ikaarvik published in @ArcticScienceJ
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Learn how those with Traditional or local knowledge and lived or professional experience bring value to the #PeerReview process in this CSP Blog post ft. @LosetoLisa, co-EiC of @ArcticScienceJ ➡️ ow.ly/oJBS50PPjtp #PeerReviewWeek
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New in @cjfas➡️ @JPWHollins @NEHmarine @HarriPW @LosetoLisa found that distinct freshwater migratory pathways in #Arctic char coincide with separate patterns of marine spatial habitat-use across a large coastal landscape. buff.ly/3QdWBuE #FishSci
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Its #PeerReviewWeek22 and we want to highlight #Indigenous participation in peer review publications and the editorial process: buff.ly/3dw1txV @LosetoLisa
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New in e-First! Evaluation of the Beaufort Sea shelf structure and function in support of the Tarium Niryutait Marine Protected Area @kristenjsora @LosetoLisa @DrRashidSumaila @UBCoceans @Stanford @FishOceansCAN @ubcSPPGA
ALT Change in relative biomass (% of total biomass (t/km²)) for the BSSs (Beaufort Sea Shelf Start 1970–1974 average) and BSSe (End 2008–2012 average) of the simulation period. Aggregate groups are labeled per functional group by number. Circle size represents the relative biomass per functional group (e.g., Ice Algae (30) BSSs = 15% to BSSe = 7% of the total biomass of the BSS). Position on the x-axis is for visibility only. Graph shows trophic level from 0 to 4 on the y axis, with labels of different biomass groups on the opposite side. Circles vary in size and colour from smallest as blue, then yellow, purple, and green as the largest.
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Check out this study on behavioral responses of tagged beluga whales to ships in the Pacific Arctic, including many researchers working on AN projects @jackie_dawson @LosetoLisa, @wdhalliday, Shannon Mcphee, Luke Storrie and Nigel Hussey. Learn more here; bit.ly/3rvorZs
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For better science, increase Indigenous participation in publishing. As co-editor-in-chief of the journal Arctic Science, Lisa Loseto is looking at ways to increase Indigenous representation in scientific publishing. Read more here: ow.ly/Vr2Y50HrjFS
Belugas have the widest range in different types of calls and sounds, we believe they have complex communication!
@LiveItearth Why do they make different clicking noises and weird sounds?- Ms. Lowe’s class, K Elementary #liveitoceans
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Our first partnered show with @LiveItearth goes live today about Beluga whales! Bring your kids and check out the English show at 1pm EST, and French at 2pm EST. #bced
Experts will answer questions live on Twitter! Don't forget to tag Live It, us and hashtag #liveitoceans
