Claire Emma Farrell

For almost a decade, our Learning from Lake Sturgeon team has been working together to discover the patterns of namew (lake sturgeon) movement and behaviour in a very special #river - read our open-access paper here, or read below for some fast facts! int-res.com/abstracts/esr/…

New 📰| The long-term effects of water resource development on blood mercury levels and the trophic ecology of Namew (lake sturgeon, Acipenser fulvescens) 💧 Read it ➡️ ow.ly/WUXj50T7xK0 👥 @GLescord @ClaireE_Farrell @TheWCS @acadiaresearch @ONresources @UF

🎙️Sound up! Our very own @ClaireE_Farrell joined @cbcmarkus to discuss our latest partnered research with @MooseCree First Nation on some of the last intact habitats for namew (lake sturgeon) Listen to find out more: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

Getting my coffee from the local coffee shop this AM: Nice Barista: "How's your day going?" Me: "Well ya know it's Monday so not great." Nice Barista: "..... I think it's Tuesday" Me: "...... Yeah that tracks." Nice Barista: "Honestly."

This is an ongoing, partnered effort by the Learning From Lake Sturgeon team! Follow our research at learningfromlakesturgeon.ca & @WCS_Canada Lastly, thank you 2 my mentors & co-founders of the project Connie O'Connor (WCSC, center) & Jennifer Simard (Moose Cree First Nation, right)

Some Ililiwak (Moose Cree Peoples) commonly refer to six seasons when describing the natural patterns of water & temperature throughout the year. In this paper, we also documented how namew movement and behaviour changes throughout these six seasons. Graphic Credit: WCC/Fuse

Known as Kah-pana-yow-sîpiy (river that widens) or the Mehkipwâmeštik-sîpiy (red willow river) in Ililîmowin, or the North French River in English, this beautiful river is free-flowing and is home to namew (lake sturgeon). Photo Credit Connie O'Connor #MooseCree #scicomm

Learning From Lake Sturgeon is a co-created research effort between @WCS_Canada and @MooseCree First Nation Resource Protection to improve stewardship of lake sturgeon and the rivers they call home within the Moose Cree Homeland. #Cocreated #research learningfromlakesturgeon.ca

For almost a decade, our Learning from Lake Sturgeon team has been working together to discover the patterns of namew (lake sturgeon) movement and behaviour in a very special #river - read our open-access paper here, or read below for some fast facts! int-res.com/abstracts/esr/…

📸 @scas_scsa has launched its first annual image contest! Whether you’re out in the field, working in the lab, or simply enjoying a day on the water, this contest is for you! 📅 Submit your photos by April 10th: ow.ly/HaGM50QK0Y6 @cjfas

@elora_grahame I personally think footnotes are great! It doesn't break up the text with a long definition, and I don't have to scroll to the glossary to find it -- the footnote would be on the same page as the word (hopefully) :)

POV: you are reading a scientific paper and find yourself googling a term you aren't familiar with. It would be easier to understand the paper if the author(s) provided

Had such a blast co-running a birding event with Rachael/Lakehead Region Conservation Authority @lakeheadregion at a high school in my hometown! Thanks Science North @SNThunderBay for hosting the awesome Northern Ontario Youth Climate Action Summit!🐦‍⬛🔭🌲📸: @SNThunderBay

We got hitched 🌸💕 #love #wedding #Polaroid #PlayHarvestMoonByNeilYoung

While I was out on the Hudson Bay coast nr Peawanuck, dodging polar bears and scoping out baby #peatlands for more research, our paper on #carbon loss from thawing #permafrost peatlands in the Northwest Territories was published in Global Change Biology: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gc…

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I was watching Lord of the Rings last night and realized there are many parallels with academia! A thread 🧵👇