 ASHA GREWALAsha is researching movements and breeding propensity of American common eiders tracked by satellite telemetry, co-supervised by Drs. Sarah Gutowsky and Franny Buderman, and in collaboration with Environment and Climate Change Canada |  RUBY SCHWEIGHARDTRuby is undertaking a MSc on (principally) roseate terns (along with common and Arctic terns) at Country Island, in collaboration with Jen Rock at Environment and Climate Change Canada |  JULIA BAAKJulia is undertaking her PhD at McGill, co-supervised by Kyle Elliott and Jenn Provencher, focusing on kittiwakes, their breeding biology in Arctic Canada, and implications of plastic ingestion for them in the northwest Atlantic (Gulf of St. Lawrence, Nunavut, Iceland). |  SARAH GUTOWSKYSarah is a Weston and Mitacs post-doctoral fellow. She has worked on Arctic marine bird movements, spatio-temporal trends in woodcock in Nova Scotia, and now marine ecosystem drivers of trends in eider and other seaduck/seabird abundance in Atlantic Canada. |
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 CHANTEL MICHELSONChantel is undertaking her post-doc, co-supervised by Kyle Elliott at McGill and Jenn Provencher at ECCC, looking at amino acid specific stable isotopes and how their application may change our interpretation of long-term changes in Arctic seabird diets and consequently our perspective on environmental change in the North. |  ALEXIS SAULNIERAlexis is doing her MSc on tern diets in southwest Nova Scotia (roseates, Arctic and common), co-supervised by Dr. Shawn Craik. |  MARK MADDOXMark is undertaking his MSc with the lab, co-supervised by Dr. Jennifer Provencher, and looking at diet and plastic ingestion in thick-billed murres from Arctic Canada. |  JESSIE WILSONJessie is doing her MSc on potential biotransport of microplastics by amphibians and emergent insects. Her field work will take place at the world famous Experimental Lakes Area, and she's co-supervised by Dr. Jennifer Provencher |
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