Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics

When scientists installed a time-lapse camera near the Donjek Glacier in Kluane National Park and Reserve in July, they thought they were giving themselves lots of time to capture a unique phenomenon. (From CBC). Read the full article on CBC

Denis Lacelle, with broad research interests in the permafrost environments of Arctic and Antarctica, is making groundbreaking
contributions to the scientific knowledge of: i) the origin, age, constituents, and future of Arctic and Antarctic ground ice; ii)
the history and dynamics of permafrost terrain, iii) the effects of changing climate on our fragile terrestrial Arctic ecosystems
and iv) the dynamics of ground ice on Mars. (RSC)

Ahead of the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue, a platform to discuss substantive public policy issues, we asked three professors what humanizing migration in Canada means to them. Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue, a platform to discuss substantive public policy issues, we asked three professors what humanizing migration in Canada means to them.

Renewed at a level of $32,475,000 over five years, ArcticNet, co-led by Professor Jackie Dawson of the Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics, will be able to compete with the research efforts of any other nation studying the Arctic.