The canary in the icefield. Scientists have tracked the fate of the Peyto Glacier in the Rocky Mountains for decades as a global reference point. It’s disappearing faster than expected — a warning sign for communities downstream cbc.ca/newsinteractiv…

GGR201 - Geomorphology made the The Varsity list of "Unique Science courses to check out"!!! thevarsity.ca/2023/09/04/uni…

We will be visiting at least two different Great Groups on this map for an upcoming GGR205 field trip! Thank you for sharing ❤️❤️

Looks like the summer of 2023 is a never-ending story. Bad luck for #glaciers of the Alps. No snow, dying ice... Another excursion for GLAMOS end-of-season measurements today to Griesgletscher. In the last two years melting is simply beyond the scale!

Our annual infographic showcase is on display now! Great job GGR308!

Brief snow squalls this past weekend Camp Kawartha created dramatic conditions for the GGR317 class who were outside measuring the snow 🌨️🌨️😃 U of T Mississauga UTM Geography, Geomatics and Environment

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Getting ready for the GGR201 field trip!

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Students from GGR308: Canadian Arctic and Subarctic Environments, taught by Professor Sarah Peirce, collaborated with the U of T Map & Data Library to create infographics communicating environmental threats to the Canadian Arctic. See the posters here: uoft.me/afv

#FieldPhotoat5 for #internationalgeomorphologyweek

Breaking News: Scientists voted down a proposal to add the Anthropocene, or human age, as a new epoch on the timeline of Earth’s history. nyti.ms/43225ke

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Aside from the snow I didn’t order, it was a beautiful day for a geomorphology field trip ☺️ #GGR201 Department of Geography and Planning

Ancient rivers once nourished and protected the lands where we built our biggest cities. Now, they're buried underground. Is it finally time to let them see daylight? newsinteractives.cbc.ca/features/2024/… .

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The best place to relax is near water. After just 2 minutes of viewing water outdoors, blood pressure and heart rate drop. It's more calming to look at a lake, pool, or stream than trees or grass. Beaches are popular for a reason. Wider bodies of water bring more tranquility.

Field Day at Wilket Creek ☺️ working on Urban GeoWalks (geoscienceinfo.com)

Happy First Week of School, whether it's your 1st or 20th! :D

I've moved! While I am still teaching physical geography courses, my home department is now Earth Sciences UofT Earth Sciences . Thank you to the Department of Department of Geography and Planning for everything <3