TODAY!!!!

Where is the snow!?!?

The 2022 CGU special issue is now complete. Thank you to the authors & reviewers & to Doerthe Tetzlaff and Hydrological Processes for their willingness to continue to showcase Canadian hydrology research. The 2023 issue is now receiving manuscripts! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.100…

Great talk by Arsh ⁦@ak__grewal⁩ on day 1 of #AGU23. Big crowd to listen about the influence of permafrost and frozen ground on flow-solute relations.

On the final day of #AGU23 Arsh @ak__grewal wows the masses with his work on runoff processes, water ages and SAS functions in the permafrost underlain Tombstone Waters Observatory . Thanks Ciaran Harman for the support.

Looking to do a M.Sc? Come join me and work in the worlds largest mud-flats! A hugely overlooked ecosystem that is full of complex, poorly understood, carbon sinking potential! [1/2]

Love fieldwork? Want to explore amazing places in Northern 🇨🇦? Check out this new *2-year* habitat technician position with Yukon Government Environment working with some pretty awesome habitat biologists. Picture below is of the "workplace" 😍 yukongovernment.hua.hrsmart.com/hr/ats/Posting…

As #EGU2024 winds down, Arsh @ak__grewal wows the crowd with his work using stable isotopes and SAS frameworks Ciaran Harman to provide new insights into permafrost hydrology. PhD almost there!

Congratulations Arsh @ak__grewal on a smashing PhD defence! So much work and so much travel! Excited to hear about your post doc adventures at Michigan State!

Canada Day Special for those interested in lake evaporation: An open-source refactoring of the Canadian Small Lakes Model for estimates of evaporation from medium-sized reservoirs. Thanks Graham Clark for the work and ECCC's Murray McKay for the model! gmd.copernicus.org/articles/17/49…

The School of Earth, Environment & Society is seeking a sessional faculty member to teach our ENVIRSC 2B03: Soils and the Environment course for the 2024 Fall term. For more information and to apply, please visit our website: careers.mcmaster.ca/psp/prcsprd/EM… and search for job 63685

Wayne Rouse was a driving force on my committee during my MSc and PhD. He cared deeply about Canada’s north, climate change, and everyone he met. Much of his work was ‘pre internet’ and now overlooked. Looking back, Wayne was far ahead of the curve in every way. Remember him.

Heading to Yukon again tomorrow for another round of fieldwork and community engagement. Photo was just sent by a member of the group who was doing some 24 hour measurements of shrub stomatal conductance. Looks like night is coming.... then winter....

Nice view of the comet this Canadian Thanksgiving. Clear skies Halliburton way.