CYHS is happy to announce that we will be hosting the annual student CGU conf on April 26 2024 at McMaster University and online. Abstract submissions are now open and we will be accepting submissions until March 26 2024 11:59pm ET. See link: forms.gle/Bdb9wy3WjBQvG6… CGU

Abstracts for student CGU are now extended until April 3! Registration for student CGU is now open and due on April 24 2024! See you April 26 at McMaster or online! Abstract Submission: forms.gle/7WXMNY3chjwd2x… Registration: forms.gle/yub9j6ZRaRbv32…

Excited to share a new open-access JGR-Earth Surface paper with co-authors Nicole LeRoux, Ryan P. Mulligan, Laura Swatridge, & Barret Kurylyk that showed increased and prolonged #groundwater salinization from #flooding and erosion during Hurricane Fiona. doi.org/10.1029/2023JF…

Congrats to Hayden on the publication of his PhD paper investigating impacts of a (macro) tidal bore on present and future groundwater salinity distributions Craig Lake #numericalmodeling #geophysics sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🚨🚨 There's still time to register and attend in-person or online: tinyurl.com/wrhnhwew See you next Friday!

Calling all hydrogeology students! Join us in expanding the reach of the ECHN as a University Representative. Expand your network, foster community, and share opportunities with your peers. Interested? DM or email us for details!

New study led by Allie uses UAV surveys, EM geophysics, and in-situ data to reveal that intertidal springs generate buoyant plumes, are an important conduit for nitrate loading, & create microhabitat onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/hy…

Students and young professionals attending the annual CGU meeting at Carlton University, join us on Wed. May 29 at 9am for the opportunity to develop written communication skills for early career success! See below for workshop details:

Make the most of your time at the CGU annual meeting by attending WORDS THAT FLOW! This workshop is an opportunity for early career researchers to enhance their written communication skills and reach a broad audience. We look forward to seeing you there!

If you want to unlock your full writing potential, don't forget to join us CGU tomorrow morning! WORDS THAT FLOW will demonstrate how to effectively communicate your technical ideas in a more accessible way. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are hosting our 2nd Annual Early Career Hydrogeology Challenges Forum on June 26th! If you want to join the conversation and discuss challenges you’ve faced in your early career, sign up here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Thinking of #AGU24? Consider submitting your abstract to our session on GW-SW interactions in various hydrologic settings: agu.confex.com/agu/agu24/prel… Reach out to me or @DylanJIrvine if you have any questions!

We are hosting a Pathways in Hydrogeology panel at GeoMontreal on September 17th! Hope to see you there if you are attending the conference!

Thank you to everyone who joined us online or in-person yesterday at the St. Mary's Boat Club for a public symposium on "Climate change impacts to community groundwater resources in Nova Scotia" with funding from Sustainable Communities Challenge Fund and NSERC / CRSNG

Excited to share my fourth PhD paper with Barret Kurylyk investigating #coastal #groundwater and pond level rise in response to seawater flooding during Hurricane Fiona and projected SLR is out. Check it out in IOP Environment here: doi.org/10.1088/1748-9…

Check out the new pub by Julia Cantelon showing the 'coastal groundwater paradox' - more seawater (sea-level rise, storm surges) leads to a decrease in fresh groundwater but an increase in fresh surface water - thanks to funding from MEOPAR 🌊 Parks Canada and NSERC / CRSNG

Ponds are shrinking on Sable Island, so we looked at what drives their volumes. Unlike in well-studied inland ponds, oceanic processes are more important than meteorological processes. Thanks to Julia Cantelon and Sarah Hall for leading and Scott Ketcheson onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/hy…

Consider our session on groundwater-surface water interactions if you are submitting to #AGU2025! Only on ~1 week left to submit your abstracts!

Our publication in Hydrological Processes used field data and remote sensing to assess how oceanic and meteorological processes control pond levels on Sable Island! Thank you to my coauthors: Sarah Hall, Barret Kurylyk, and Scott Ketcheson! Available here doi.org/10.1002/hyp.70…