MSc Candidate Luc Turcotte speaks to us about his work in environmental consulting, and his research into the oxygen and temperature conditions within coho salmon redds. Electrofishing, groundwater research, otiliths and lab work, its all here.

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Gordon Lightfoot - Ringneck Loon

Dr. Zoë Meletis, Associate Professor in Geography and Environmental Studies, speaks on The Abstract about her research in human geography, and her outreach work with Inspiring Women Among Us (IWAU). How do humans view themselves in the environment? How do they interact with the environment? Check it out here.

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Sturgill Simpson - Turtles All the Way Down

Ben Pelto is a Ph.D. student at the University of Northern British Columbia who studies glacial change in the Columbia River Basin. In this episode, Ben walks us through what glaciers are, how and why they change over time, and the impacts of climate change on glaciers. His research uses airborne laser scanning, ground penetrating radar and mass balance stakes to measure glacier change, producing datasets that inform policy makers in the basin on water resources. He also shares fun stories from the field and experiences he has had as a PhD student as he nears the completion of his dissertation. 

We also share songs that follow the theme of snow, ice, glaciers, and avalanches!

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Willhorse - Tempered Hearts