Research focuses on community-based conservation and natural resource management, environmental governance, and the human dimensions of environmental change. Past… Read more

Dr. Arnot has 20 years of research experience in the development, application, and evaluation of databases, methods and models to assess the exposure, hazard, and risk… Read more

Her professional interests lie at the intersection of plastic pollution, fisheries and fishing communities; and she has more than a decade of experience in fisheries… Read more

Investigating the role of population patchiness in invasion success of zooplankton.

I am interested in how science and other ways of knowing are used in support of decisions and action in governance institutions, including at the so-called 'science-… Read more

My research is focused on the role of phytoplankton and zooplankton to support of healthy ecosystems and sustainable fisheries within the Great Lakes. I employ a… Read more

Effects of nutrient loading and invasive species on nearshore ecology of large lakesRole of physical, chemical and biological factors in the control of algal biomass in… Read more

Amila De Silva (she/her) holds a B.Sc. in Environmental Science – Chemistry (Carleton University), M.Sc. Analytical Chemistry (McGill University) and a PhD… Read more

Conservation biology, at-risk fishes, invasive fishes, risk assessment, human dimensions of natural resource use

Aquatic ecosystems of the Great Lakes, evolutionary ecology, fisheries science

Northern Forests, Watershed Ecology, Global Change, Ecosystem Functions, Carbon Fate

Dr Amy Hahs is an urban ecologist with an established research career investigating how urban landscapes impact the local ecology. Amy is a is a senior lecturer in… Read more

Prof. Hamilton's research is focused on the nexus of the energy supply-demand system, sustainable building technologies, sustainable built environments, urban… Read more

Process research on the sources and fate of persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic compounds that are susceptible to long-range atmospheric transport

Dr. Helm's research interests include the fate and transport of organic contaminants in aquatic and urban environment; environmental chemistry of legacy and emerging… Read more

Organic contaminants; long-range transport; Arctic; air sampling strategies; emerging contaminants

Karl J. Jobst is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador. He obtained his Ph.D. in gas-phase ion… Read more

Conducts analyses to inform habitat protection and critical habitat identification for species at riskhabitat modelling (wolves, Woodland boreal caribou, Peary caribou… Read more

Development of multi-species food web models to explore the dynamics of aquatic ecosystems including the role of spatial and temporal heterogeneity, predator-prey… Read more

Dr. Koops' research focuses on the dynamics of populations, the factors that affect population viability, and the application of these concepts to inform environmental… Read more

My goal is to make my mark by improving human health and human health policy using science-based research. My work to date has resulted in publications and grants that… Read more

Influence of Landscape Disturbance on Stream Aquatic CommunitiesEvaluating the influence of landscape disturbance (timber harvest and forest fire) on stream aquatic… Read more

Contributing to Environment Canada’s mandate to develop and evaluate strategies to adapt to the impacts of weather, climate, and climate change Assessment of impacts,… Read more

Contaminant fate and transport; spatiotemporal analyses; Great Lakes; food webs

I use ecotoxicology and environmental chemistry to solve knowledge gaps in the environmental risk assessment and remediation of contaminated environments. My aim is to… Read more

Dimple Roy’s work is focused on the areas of integrated water resources management, watershed governance, adaptive policy-making and sustainable agriculture.

Prof. Saber's research focuses on proactive solutions to ensure the sustainability and resilience of inland and coastal waters in the face of climate change and release… Read more

Lead mercury researcher for Atmospheric Processes Research (ARQP) Section specializing in environmental processes relating to the transport, transformation and… Read more

My research and teaching endeavors include climate action, community resilience, regenerative agriculture and permaculture, the built environment, sustainable… Read more

Human exposure studies on environmental contaminants including: (1) national Indoor air survey of volatile organic compounds in Canadian Residence; (2) measurements of… Read more

Dr. Aleksandra Zuk investigates interaction effects between serum vitamin D and periodontitis on glycemic abnormalities.