In collaboration Laurier Centre for the Study of Canada(LCSC), the CRRC is excited to invite you to an upcoming talk titled "Frontier Science: The Rise and Fall of Fort Churchill", presented by Matthew Wiseman. Drawing from his recent book, Wiseman will explore the unique history of Fort Churchill, where soldiers, sailors, aviators, and scientists from Canada, Britain, […]
The Cold Regions Research Centre Early Career Researchers would like to invite you to CRRC Trivia. Come meet fellow cold regions researchers and test your northern knowledge! When: Tuesday, March 5th at 5:30pm EST Where: The board room of the Cold Regions and Water Science Building (65 Lodge St.) an ECR member will be there […]
In partnership with Indigenous communities, Dr. Kutz initiated and maintains community-based wildlife health surveillance programs with the goal of early detection of change in wildlife populations, protection of public health, and facilitating the incorporation of local and traditional knowledge into wildlife co-management. Her research brings local, traditional and scientific knowledge together to understand the impacts of a warming Arctic on the health of muskoxen and caribou and the consequent effects on food security in the Arctic.
