This looks abysmal. The result will be devastating for communities like mine all around the country who are now facing five years of Boris Johnson with unchecked power. I am more fearful for our country than at any point in my lifetime.

Can the Oilers play the Flames every game please?

Very pleased with the decision from Teck Resources to withdraw their application for Frontier. THANK YOU to everyone who made noise on the issue!! We can protect our planet and it’s biodiversity when we stand together. ♥️🌎🌿

My wife just asked an elderly neighbour if they required anything from the shop. They want a Daily Mail. These are truly testing times for us all.

New paper by myself David Hik 🇺🇦, Coltman Lab , and a couple of other non-twitter users, examining the spatial genetic structure of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in Alberta and British Columbia nrcresearchpress.com/doi/full/10.11…

According to the UCP, closing 20 parks and privatizing 164 more will save $1.14 per Albertan. Jason Kenney talks about a "fiscal reckoning" but I think most Albertans are OK with $1.14 of their tax dollars going to save these parks. Agree? #abparks edmonton.ctvnews.ca/they-belong-to…

Top tip for ensuring you see wildlife in the Canadian Rockies - Forget to pack your good camera.

checking in to see if I outworked bezos today and no he hustled 32.8mil times harder than me ok tomorrow is a new day rise and grind 😤💪🏼💯

A steady (not so steady at all) 25km round hike to Jaques Lake, Jasper, via Beaver Lake, and Summit Lakes.

In today's edition of 'Oh my god what are they doing in this science stock photo???'

Who needs a camera with a telephoto lens, when you have a pair of binoculars and a trusty old iPhone?

Unsure if my new homemade winter tires will make my daily commute safer or get my bike on the list of “Edmonton’s most dangerous bikes”.... honestly it’s 50/50

"The sheep on the mines have the lowest reproductive potential and reproductive output that we've ever measured in Canada," #abgov cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

First four days of fieldwork in Jasper all wrapped up. 272 bighorn sheep poop samples collected. 627 litres of sweat lost. Onwards to Banff!

Ever get that feeling you’re being watched?

Well we ended our fieldwork with a total of 768 bighorn sheep faecal samples across multiple locations in Banff and Jasper. Here’s a photo of me risking it all for one very precariously placed poop on Castle Mountain, Banff.