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Following Water Through a Changing North
Following Water Through a Changing North
Wetland ecohydrology, environmental change, and the health of downstream waters
Wetlands are not isolated patches of land. My research traces how water moves through wetlands and into lakes, rivers, and coastal systems—and how those connections transport dissolved organic carbon, nutrients, and metals.
WHERE?
WHERE?
Which pathways connect wetlands to downstream waters?
WHEN?
WHEN?
What thresholds switch those pathways on and off?
WHAT?
WHAT?
What solutes, nutrients, and contaminants move with the water?
Four connected research programs:
Four connected research programs:
WINISK RIVER COAST
Permafrost thaw and metal mobilization in Weenusk First Nation Territory
TOMORROW LAKE / NORTH FRENCH RIVER
Wildfire, preferential flowpaths, and water quality in Moose Cree First Nation Territory
GREATER SUDBURY
Wetland-to-lake connectivity and recovery in smelter-impacted watersheds
RING OF FIRE REGION
Cumulative watershed change across the North
Across projects
Indigenous-partnered research and braided knowledge approaches bring together complementary ways of knowing.
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