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Congratulations Clara Schryer, MSc!
Oct 04, 2025
On September 25th 2025 Clara Schryer successfully defended an excellent MSc thesis: Integrated Terrestrial and Hydrological Carbon Fluxes in High Arctic Watersheds.
PhD student Cedelle Pereira receives Best Poster Award!
Oct 04, 2025
Congratulations to Cedelle on receiving the Best Poster Award at the Canadian Permafrost Associate Annual meeting in Winnipeg, September 26th
New Equipment Grant for high resolution measurements of terrain and C-N-P dynamics
The equipment will enhance the highly valuable long-term investigations at a one-of-a kind Canadian High Arctic research station, and ensure that research at the CBAWO is recognized as a key contributor to the global network of Arctic observatories - Jun 06, 2025
New ArcticNet funded Water-IQ project
Collaborative research to understand long term sustainability of water resources in Iqaluit - May 01, 2025
Dr. Lafreniere's lab part of collaborative research to understand long term sustainability of water resources in Iqaluit
Ed Struzik on "Rain-on-Ice" Events
Feb 21, 2024
Drs. Lafrenière and Way quoted in Yale Environment 360 piece
Blogs from the field 2023: Clara Schryer, MSc
Oct 26, 2023
Featuring MSc Clara Schryer's research on watershed net C budgets at the Cape Bounty Arctic Watershed Observatory
Newly published: Mercury trends in Arctic Char at the Cape Bounty Arctic Watershed Observatory
Oct 26, 2023
Divergent Temporal Trends of Mercury in Arctic Char from Paired Lakes Influenced by Climate-Related Drivers.
Vegetation Research at Cape Bounty by Dr. Zoe Panchen
Mar 20, 2023
Investigating the the flowering time distribution for Arctic plant species, and the impact of snow and/or warming treatments on vegetation community composition
ArcticNet-funded Research in Resolute Bay
Jul 15, 2022
Student research resumes in Nunavut after pandemic pause.
Congratulations Evan Koncewicz MSc!
Nov 07, 2021
Evan Koncewicz successfully defends his MSc thesis: entitled: Characterization of dissolved fluvial carbon fluxes from landscape characteristics across High Arctic headwater streams