Congrats to #Laurier2021 grads Rebecca Cameron, Sophie Roth, Charlotte Walmsley, & Samantha Zulian on receiving MacLulich Silver Medals in recognition of their outstanding academic achievements in #LaurierBiology! #ForeverGolden (📸of Dr. Duncan A. MacLulich c/o Harkness Laboratory)

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Here’s a look at our Red Line Cleaner Shrimp. Their name comes from their symbiotic relationship with other animals. They help maintain the health of other species by consuming small parasites and dead tissues.

You may notice that our Black Ocelaris Clownfish confine themselves generally to one area of the tank. This is normal behaviour, in the wild clownfish form symbiotic relationships with anemones so they typically stay put in one area once they’ve established themselves.

Please join us for a *bonus* #LaurierBiology Departmental #Zoominar by Dr. Darren Thomas (Associate VP: Indigenous Initiatives Wilfrid Laurier University) this Friday, Feb 4th @ 2pm. All welcome! DM for registration link!

🚨SUMMER WORK EXPERIENCE POSITIONS!🚨Full and/or part-time positions available for Wilfrid Laurier University Students with the Laurier Institute for Water Science (LIWS)! More details can be found here: researchcentres.wlu.ca/laurier-instit… under the “LIWS SUMMER WORK EXPERIENCE” accordion. Deadline April 7th! Please RT!

Exciting MSc opportunity with Environment Canada scientists Dr. Joseph Culp and Jordan Musetta-Lambert! Laurier Biology 💜𓅪💛

Opportunities for summer work experience in water science for undergraduates!

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Join us for the final CRRC lecture of the year on Wed. April 27th at 2PM Eastern. 🕑 Learn from three experts how combining in situ observations with models can advance our understanding of the changing arctic! 🦠🐻‍❄️ Info/Registration: tinyurl.com/mwh73eek