Father & associate professor of physical geography and director of the Bonnaventure Lab for Permafrost Science at the University of Lethbridge.

Lethbridge, Alberta
Joined August 2012
Super excited to see this paper published by my former PhD student Madeleine Garibaldi in @ArcticScienceJ cdnsciencepub.com/doi/pdf/10…
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New research published in @ArcticScienceJ based on the MSc thesis of Rabecca Thiessen. cdnsciencepub.com/doi/pdf/10…
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So happy to have worked with such a great field team this summer. We are coming back to Uleth very data rich.
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Modelling permafrost distribution using the temperature at top of permafrost model in the boreal forest environment of Whatì, NT Read the paper by Scott Vegter (@Ulethgeo), @PBonnaventure, Seamus Daly, and @WillKochtitzky in @ArcticScienceJ: ow.ly/Ec3J50SBurZ
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📢 Exciting role at @ArcticScienceJ! We're looking for a Co-Editor-in-Chief to help drive journal excellence, shape strategies, and promote diverse perspectives. Learn more: ow.ly/zGaF50SCKeY
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CALL FOR ABSTRACTS - OPEN NOW ❄️ Interested in attending Arctic Change 2024? Submit your abstract here by September 13th to showcase your research at Canada's largest Arctic research conference: event.fourwaves.com/ac2024/s…
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Well done Madeleine! It is our pleasure to inform you that your manuscript AS-2023-0067.R2 entitled "Modelling air, ground surface and permafrost temperature variability across four dissimilar valleys, Yukon, Canada" has been accepted for publication in @ArcticScienceJ.
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Join us January 25th at 2:00pm EST for webinar 12 of the CPA Webinar Series, with a presentation by Teddi Herring on a tour of the Canadian Permafrost Electrical Resistivity Survey (CPERS) database. Register here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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The CPA is still accepting applications for the new Mentorship Program! In particular, we are looking for more mentors. If you are an established permafrost professional interested in mentoring the next generation, sign up here: canadianpermafrostassociatio… #mentorship
The CPA Mentorship program is officially live! 🎉 For more information and to register, visit canadianpermafrostassociatio… Le programme de mentorat de l’ACP est officiellement lancé! 🎉 Pour plus d’information et pour s’inscrire, visiter canadianpermafrostassociatio…
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"Canada is a permafrost country." In their Editorial, members of @permafrostnet share a vision and strategy for connecting Canadian #permafrost knowledge to inform and address the challenges related to climate-driven permafrost thaw ➡️ doi.org/10.1139/as-2023-0016
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Today is the last day to submit an extended abstract for #ICOP2024 and apply for PYRN financial support! See thread for details:
1/4 June will be here before you know it! Check out this 🧵 for info on early career researcher (ECR) financial support and workshops at #ICOP2024!
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📢 Deadline for extended abstracts for the International Conference on Permafrost extended to December 8, 2023! Submit your abstracts and join us for discussions on recent findings, research trends, and technical advancements. Visit the conference website for more info #ICOP2024
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Please join us in congratulating CPA president Dr. Kumari Karunaratne on her new role as Director of the Northwest Territories Geological Survey! 🎉
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📰 "Study: Near-surface permafrost will be nearly gone by 2100" @uafairbanks @uspermafrost uaf.edu/news/near-surface-pe…
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So proud of my M.Sc. student Rabecca Thiessen for defending her thesis today. Well done Rabecca!
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Congratulations to my PhD student @noad_nick for receiving acceptance for our paper in Canadian Geographies titled “Examining the influence of microclimate conditions on the breakup of surface-based temperature inversions in two proximal but dissimilar Yukon valleys”.
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