REMINDER - deadline approaching - Senior PDF/Research Associate position to lead the largest acoustic telemetry program in the Arctic...and Greenland halibut (and of course Greenland sharks) are the best animals ever......see husseylab.com/opportunities

Congratulations to Emilie Knighton for her successful MSc defense on brood parasitism and incubation in red-breasted mergansers! 🙌🦆🎉
Co-supervised by (equally happy) Shawn Craik! Acadia University Ducks Unlimited Canada - Atlantic

Please enjoy my cartoon for Tuesday's Toronto Star

We are a gold #OpenAccess journal—what does that mean? Papers are immediately and freely accessible on our website and published as the version of record under a CC BY license. #GoldOA is funded through article processing charges. Learn more ➡️ ow.ly/L0nY50QXWTX

I've been studying bears for >40 years (polar & grizzly) but I've now published a paper on black bears! It was an interesting path for this study but a fantastic team of collaborators & contributions from all North American jurisdictions made it happen.

Just out in #OpenAccess in Arctic Science Journal ! The history of #seabird research at the Prince Leopold Island field station in #Nunavut ; with Dr. Jennifer Provencher Grant Gilchrist Dr. Sarah Gutowsky and others

cdnsciencepub.com/eprint/PYU9BYU…

For more long-term monitoring, check out Allison Patterson, Dr. Jennifer Provencher, Grant Gilchrist et al.'s review of the impact of the 39-year monitoring program at Coats Island field station: ow.ly/R9aR50QJqpT #WWD2024 #WorldWildlifeDay

This #WorldWildlifeDay , explore the long-term study of the tundra food web at Bylot Island, part of one of the most comprehensive ecological monitoring programs in the Canadian Arctic, with 76 species recorded: ow.ly/rxAm50QJpzM World Wildlife Day
#WWD2024

This is great.
Margaret E Atwood remains cool as hell.

Please explain to me again in simple words how Canada is 'broken'. We have AAA credit, lowest debt:GDP in the G8, 2nd lowest unemployment, near the top of best countries in the world to live. We were ranked the #1 safest country to travel. Don't believe the lies. 🇨🇦 is awesome.

I realize AI is a touchy subject in some areas, but can we all agree that Victorian Seinfeld is the right use of this technology?

Concerning.

Mr. Poilievre and Conservative Party are openly undermining the scientific reality of climate change

They don’t support the Paris Climate Commitments, they have no plan for the environment & they don’t have a plan for the economy

It’s reckless, it’s risky, and it’s shameful

📣 New Partnership!

Arctic Science Journal and APECS Canada are excited to announce the launch of the Early Career Scientist Reviewer Program, an initiative to nurture a community of skilled and knowledgeable #Polar reviewers.

Learn how to register at cdnsciencepub.com/do/10.1139/new…

Just out in Arctic Science Journal ! As part of a special collection on #Canadian #Arctic biology field stations, here's a paper on 1 of my sites, Nasaruvaalik Island (studying ground-nesting #seabirds ) #ornithology #Nunavut

cdnsciencepub.com/doi/pdf/10.113…

Just out in Chemosphere! Led by Molly Bradford, we compared #mercury levels in coastal #marine invertebrates and factors driving those differences ... with @OdriscollNelson
sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Just out in Northeastern Naturalist! Led by Kristen Noel , and collaborating with Natural Resources and Renewables and USainteAnne 's Shawn Craik, we show the preliminary results of a practical nest shelter for common #eiders #ducks #waterfowl

bioone.org/journals/north…

Nice to see my main #Arctic field station getting some love 😀

We know a LOT more about Arctic #seabirds in #Canada from 48 years of research at this site.

mallorylab.com/princeleopoldi…

Just out! Thrilled to see this #openaccess paper on #seaducks finally out in Wildlife Biology - a continent-wide assessment of breeding distribution and timing by 3 scoter species, led by Kristin Bianchini, with many others
#waterfowl #Ducks

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wl…

The opening of my solo show Colours of the Arctic was beyond my expectations. So many people came out! It’s on for the next month at ArtCan in Canning Nova Scotia.