I am thrilled to be dropping the CLTA from my job title as I shift to a continuing position at Department of Geography and Planning this July! Thank you to the many people who have supported me and this journey!

Thinking about how the granite sidewalks along Bloor were originally designed with channels to collect rain/meltwater, and direct it to the soil beds for the street trees.

#EPSPtakeover Wood has historically been removed from rivers around the globe, and with the loss of wood, we also lose the associated functions of wood. How can you be an #advocate for wood in rivers? #woodisgood science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

The build-up of dead wood, and a raging river, proved too much for one Manawatū bridge, which collapsed under the weight just after midday on Tuesday. Local Tony Kent watched as the bridge near Matamau was swept away. 👉 For more stories: 1news.co.nz/2023/02/14/wat…

I showed my students this movie of how atmospheric CO₂ travels around the globe and you should see it too.

I’m interviewed about the value of #wetlands and why we need to #SaveOntarioWetlands for the sake of the #climate, the #economy, #biodiversity, and our #water. UWaterloo News UW Sustainability Waterloo Biology Waterloo Science the Water Institute

Slow Water . We have to start by rediscovering the landscape beneath the city. When we all know we’re we live in our catchment and what impact we are having , then we can start to make our cities safer lnkd.in/gydDd2dP

Definitely worth reading before your next review. Also helps you deal with reviews you might get that make you mad haha

My senior class is working on sustainable stormwater solutions for the UW campus. Maybe we can make a change University of Waterloo Waterloo Engineering? uwaterloo.ca/civil-environm…

We’re looking for grad students for this fully funded project studying biodiversity in urban settings. Check out the #waterloowetlandlab for details. Please share! Start May or September

Beautiful. Let's make more of these! theguardian.com/environment/20…

Congratulations to Alexander Osborne whose paper "Babbling brook to thunderous torrent: Using sound to monitor river stage" was a #topdownloadedarticle in ESPL. 🥳 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

What's good for the river is good for us phys.org/news/2023-04-t…

On first viewing I thought this active dune field was IN the Yellow River...but this is the floodplain and aeolin dunes! earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/151333/…

Just got a tour of the work at the mouth of the river this week. Toronto is going to love this! How Toronto’s Don River, once declared dead, is roaring back to life theguardian.com/world/2023/may…

Great work by Hamed! Pool-riffles are building blocks of gravel bed rivers. The demonstration of plunging and skimming flow in subcritical pools may explain why high velocity cores appear only intermittently in natural pool-riffles agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/MIPQFYY2…

it's been 10 years since the 2013 #Toronto food! I'm looking forward to remembering this historic event on #cbc radio #metromoring today at 8:10am

थुनाग बाजार जिला मंडी में देखिए तबाही का मंजर ।

A river is a river is a river mars.nasa.gov/news/9441/anci…

A way forward: "How indigenous conservation protects Canada's environment" bbc.com/future/article… via BBC Future