Celebrating successful MSc defence by ⁦Hannah Driver⁩ with spicy chili ⁦Elbow Lake EEC⁩

Inuvialuit hunters and trappers say grizzly bears are showing up in increasing numbers on islands of the Beaufort Sea and experts say climate change is likely a driving factor. cbc.ca/1.5397274

Congratulations Ying! And best of luck in your PhD!

Hudson Bay #polarbears are still widespread but the grouping east of Churchill is a recurrent pattern & many bears are hanging out there. Little is know about seal distribution here but the bears are there for a reason & it's likely food.

TODAY'S WEATHER: Room temperature.

5 jobs to scientist: 1. Camp Counsellor 2. Piano Teacher 3. Tutor 4. Volunteer Research Assistant 5. Golf Course Manger Thanks for the nomination @DanPGillis Go for it Allen Tian Alex Chapleau @MattRMacpherson @rigridzak

The Queen's Biology community wanted to take a moment to highlight the positive impact of the women mentors we've had the pleasure of knowing, and being mentored by 😊 Check out our new video! youtu.be/_rSIW7rxyVo

Due to *2020* we are moving back to Europe next year and I'm looking for #wildlife/#postdoc positions! I have a PhD in Animal Behavior and lots of experience in conservation with fieldwork and project management. GIS, tropical ecology, and bats are my jam! RTs appreciated!

#Queensu researchers have partnered with Inuit communities, 1 CRPG-1GPRC & researchers around the globe to develop an innovative approach to studying #ClimateChange in the #Arctic by monitoring the health & movements of polar bears | #QueensuResearch | queensu.ca/gazette/storie…

Seminars this week!! @seanvanderluit Hayden Wainwright Queen's Biology

Congratulations to Hayden Wainwright, our newest MSc!

Congratulations to Emma Sinclair, our newest MSc!