M. Graham Clark

Refactoring the Canadian Small Lakes Model and evaluating evaporation estimates using nine years of EC observations of a pit-lake in Northern Alberta app.dimensions.ai/details/public… @Mac_Watershed @MWFutures @GWF_pubs

New graduate student opportunities at the Cold Regions Research Centre to study the eco-hydrological impacts of #wildfire at Scotty Creek, #NWT, Canada:

Due to the anticipated poor conditions, please be advised that StFX will close tomorrow, Monday, January 29, at 6AM and reopen at 6AM, Tuesday January 30. Essential services will remain open (Morrison Hall, security, snow removal). @989XFM @1015_The_Hawk @CBCNS @TheUOfficial

@_anoban Yes, decent funding for international students too. email me for details.

@MGrahamClark Hi, is the masters programme open to international students?

Looking to do a M.Sc? Come join me and work in the worlds largest mud-flats! A hugely overlooked ecosystem that is full of complex, poorly understood, carbon sinking potential! [1/2]

@ScootJD You know I love a good carbon analysis. Swamps are such black boxes, nice to see this work. We are good, just trying to settle into a new life in Nova Scotia. Hope all is well on your side of the Atlantic!

@MGrahamClark Thanks! Hope you’re doing good!

Nice, I love carbon pool work on understudied systems. Soils beat biomass yet again.

Some #swamp science for a Friday morning! Check out our new preprint looking at carbon stocks and fluxes from a boreal conifer swamp essopenarchive.org/users/539430/a… Was fun to write this with @mar_davies @wetland_GHG @emma_wegener @smilingmegs @MikePeacock86 Sara Claussen #PeatTwitter

We are also looking for a post-doc to work on the interdisciplinary, multi-scale processes that trap carbon in the tidal area! Email or message me for more details! [2/2]