Sept 2020 – present
I am a biologist passionate about northern and remote environments. During the past seven years, I had the opportunity to contribute to various research projects on Arctic seabirds as a research assistant for Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). What excites me the most about ecological research in the Arctic is the collaborative aspects of it and the opportunity it provides to work in partnership with government, academic, and Inuit researchers. For my master’s research project, I am co-supervised by Dr. Vivian Nguyen at Carleton University and Dr. Grant Gilchrist at ECCC. I am studying Hudson Bay eider duck demography and distribution, as well as the lessons learned from this collaborative environmental monitoring between ECCC and Inuit communities.
Publications
2023
71. Exploring the hidden connections between information channel use and pro-environmental behaviour among recreational anglers of the shore-based shark fishery in Florida, U.S
2023
70. Collaboration between local Indigenous and visiting non-Indigenous researchers: practical challenges and insights from a long-term environmental monitoring program in the Canadian Arctic
