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The Green University's dynamic undergrad env. science program with focus on terrestrial, aquatic and atmospheric systems
Prince George, BC, Canada
Joined December 2015
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UNBC ENSC retweeted
Hydroelectric generation in North America is producing steadier river flows which benefit aquatic species, according to a new paper authored by Environmental Science Professor Dr. Stephen Déry.
Read more: www2.unbc.ca/newsroom/unbc-s…
#ThisIsUNBC
UNBC ENSC retweeted
We are proud to work in our new Department of Geography, Earth & Environmental Sciences with faculty members like Dr. Peter Jackson. Check out this news item on the community impact of his research along with @UNBC graduate student Brayden Nilson @unbcfe @UnbcE – at Prince George, British Columbia
Research at UNBC has an impact across the region. Case in point, Environmental Science Professor Dr. Peter Jackson & grad student Brayden Nilson are working with the Scout Island Nature Centre on an air monitoring system for Williams Lake.
Read more: mycariboonow.com/77073/air-q…
UNBC's environmental science program is pleased to announce that we are recruiting a new faculty member specializing in soil science starting 1 July 2022! Applications due by 15 Dec. 2021 & we strongly encourage members of underrepresented groups to apply. Join our dynamic team!
UNBC ENSC retweeted
WATCH: Learn about research of @UNBCE's Dr. Stephen Déry as part of his @NSERC_CRSNG / Rio Tinto Industrial Research Chair program. Research Manager Jeremy Morris shares the work of the research team #ThisIsUNBC #UNBCInTheField @unbcfe @UNBCResearch
fb.watch/91rAEXYDUX/
UNBC ENSC retweeted
We are just a few days away from the start of the TRARE field campaign during which we'll be monitoring Pineapple Express storms impacting the Nechako Watershed with teams from both @UNBC & @sciencesUQAM involved in data collection! Read more on TRARE here www2.unbc.ca/newsroom/unbc-s…
Congratulations to all @UnbcE students who are graduating today! All of the hard work amidst challenging times has paid off! We wish you all the best in your future endeavors and stay in touch!
UNBC ENSC retweeted
To the 2021 UNBC Graduating Class, I want to wish you congratulations on your outstanding accomplishment!! From all of us here at UNBC, we are so thrilled for each and every one of you. Please enjoy your day with your family and friends as you view the Convocation. Well done!!
UNBC ENSC retweeted
Much enjoyed opportunity to do outreach last week at Cheslatta Carrier Nation & with Rio Tinto staff at Skins Lake Spillway with @NSERC_CRSNG @RioTinto IRC team members. Great to view the land & waterscapes across the Nechako Watershed, preparing for a very busy field season!
UNBC ENSC retweeted
Replying to @UnbcE
Sincere thanks to Dr. Todd Whitcombe for many years of support to the ENSC program! With the recent transition to the 5 faculties & Dept. of Geography, Earth & Environmental we welcome @cnolin as our chair. Thanks so much Todd, you deserve a round of golf for all your hard work!
UNBC ENSC retweeted
Welcome to our new Department of Geography, Earth & Environmental Sciences!
@UNBCGeography + @UnbcE are now part of the new Faculty of Environment & we are thrilled to be together working in this new, dynamic academic structure. #ThisIsUNBC
More info:
www2.unbc.ca/department-geog…
UNBC ENSC retweeted
Rapid snowmelt at Ness Lake this week in response to warm weather! Good timing as we close our snow tracking game for @UnbcE Snow & Ice classes today. Temperatures >17C at Ness Lake yesterday, sure sign spring is here!
UNBC ENSC retweeted
Job posting for a summer student position at #UNBC @QRRC_UNBC located approx. one hour east of Williams Lake. Work with @UNBCGeography & @UnbcE faculty at this amazing research facility. Applications due by Friday, 2 April 2021 to Dr. Phil Owens.
UNBC ENSC retweeted
In today's Snow & Ice class we discussed the great disparity between snow depth in downtown Prince George (10-20 cm) to the UNBC campus (40-50 cm) & Ness Lake/Tabor Lake (~60 cm) & much more in mountains! Ness Lake peaked at 72 cm with last weekend's storm but now melting away...
UNBC ENSC retweeted
On parle de nous dans le journal local. @GWFutures @UnbcE @sciencesUQAM @EdmundstonNB #SAJESS
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