Diana Chomack
Environmental Planner
Using Mussels to Monitor the Environment
STEM Explained
Mussels are a kind of invertebrate that filter food out of the water they live in. This makes them a great tool for monitoring environmental water quality and tracking bioaccumulation in aquatic food webs.
Krista Pooley
Environmental Assessment Coordinator
Christopher Noble
Corporate Engagement
Chelsey Peutert
Agricultural Environmental Engineer
Carly Silver
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Associate Ecologist
How Can Birds Help Monitor the Health of Ecosystems?
STEM Explained
Scientists can observe birds to get useful information about the health of, and changes in, an ecosystem.
Are wind farms a threat to wildlife?
STEM Explained
Wind power is a growing source of electricity generation. But wind projects often affect local wildlife populations, and researchers are using environmental monitoring techniques to alleviate some of these impacts.
Katharine Scotton
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Environmental Consultant
Meredith Ann Epp
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Communications and Marketing Manager
Angela McIsaac
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Environmental Engineer
Heather Orr
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Project Manager
Emily Jobson
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Environmental Specialist