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Headwaters provide key habitat for fish like the beautiful brook trout. The work we are leading will help inform forest management to protect headwaters and their many benefits in a changing climate. 🌲 🐟

Celeste @TrentENLSGrad has spent the last few weeks in forests of NW Ontario as part of her PhD research with help from Antonin visiting as an intern from @insadelyon. Working with @waterik_ @GLFC_CFS @FishOceansCAN, she has been studying headwaters - where streams begin! 🌊

Jackson @Trentbiology got to join Jeremy @CLR_Cambridge on the trip of a lifetime! One of many unique experiences we offer @TrentUniversity undergrads. Our work will help understand how land restoration and climate change impact water 🌊 from mountains 🏔️ of the northern UK 🇬🇧.

Thank you to the Algonquins of Barriere Lake (Mitchikanibikok Inik) for hosting us to learn about some of the challenges they face in protecting water quality and fish habitat. We will be working together over the next 3 years to deliver community-led solutions.

RT @jobRxiv: Excited about microbial genomics, environmental change, and single-cell analysis? Join us as a postdoc @ecochangegroup!. Post….

Thank you @alannealottawa @cbcradio for having us on to discuss water quality🌊 and our exciting @KillamTrusts award🏅!

RT @TrentUniversity: Cleaner water starts with better data. 💧.#TrentU's Dr. Andrew Tanentzap, CRC in Climate Change & Northern Ecosystems @….

Honoured to be one of the two teams receiving the inaugural @KillamTrusts NRC Paul Corkum Fellowship. Our project aims to develop sensors to empower real-time water quality monitoring. 🌊.

Back in the field to complete our Spring sampling campaign 🌸 This year we are studying how soils contribute to the lakes they surround. How does carbon flow from land into water? What happens to soil carbon when it meets water? Important questions for climate change mitigation

So excited that our contribution to this amazing network is now published @Nature. Read the paper for free:

RT @Nature: Nature research paper: Global impoverishment of natural vegetation revealed by dark diversity.

Thank you @EawagResearch for the invite to talk about our work. What an inspiring turnout and environment! Plenty of potential for synergy between our mass spec facilities @TrentWQC.

Lots of learning, old and new friends, and excellent discussion about complex organic mixtures this week @ICBM_uol @hanse-ias.bsky.social 🇩🇪 including an outstanding talk by @ecfreewoman.bsky.social. Future of the field looks bright! 🤩

What happens when 300+ scientists analyse the same data? Not the same answer! Lessons about staying open to alternate explanations, don't rush to judge, more than one "truth" in nature🤔 Grateful to contribute to this amazing initiative. Read it for free:

From snowy Vancouver ❄️ to frozen Yellowknife 🧊, it was a good week discussing landscape carbon and opportunities for nature based climate solutions 🌲🌳 Thanks @GNWT_ECC for helping to organize!

Grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this important topic!.

Thanks to Ollie @CabinRadio for the opportunity to talk about the role that science can play in contributing to climate change mitigation 👉 Scientists look to keep NWT’s huge carbon stores out of the air - via @cabinradio.

Thank you to funding from @plantsci, @Peterhouse_Cam, and @sse_evolution and all those that helped in the field and lab! 7/7.

The study highlights the importance of genetic diversity in enabling species to adapt to new environmental pressures, such as invasive species and climate change. This information can help conserve nature, including these 😍 places where we worked. 👇 6/n