Have you ever wondered how scientists count and monitor life in the #ocean? It's a vast place!🔎🌊 Check out this article to find out how a new and exciting method called #eDNA can be used to track and protect marine life 🧬👇 https://t.co/RZrI3VpaZL
Hey ENV community, today is Groundhog Day! Have you seen any groundhogs, or other wildlife on campus or around your home? Submit your wildlife observations to our iNat project for the UW community to see! See you at our Community Chat this Thursday at 2pm! https://t.co/wY9qJqQUVb
Important changes to the #UWaterloo Winter Term:
➤We’re delaying the start of classes until Jan 11. Other activities (like co-op) will begin on Jan 4
➤Classes are cancelled Mar 15 & 16 to create a four-day long weekend
Learn more about these changes: https://t.co/HxkDNsY1Fz
Any remote sensing types in Canada looking for some contract work this winter? Let me know asap..... You'll help save some caribou. Post MSc or above.
@pgalpern@GregMcDermid@CanadianGIS
@CanGeographers
Pls RT
The possibility of snatching a flower or fern from the jaws of extinction has fired up a community of enthusiasts trying to document and protect what’s left of the rarest of native vegetation.
https://t.co/Vaq114Adza
Treaties Recognition Week begins today! All welcome to join and share @UWaterloo Indigenous Initiatives Office events this week. This morning hear from @UWaterlooPres, and a conversation w/ Jean Becker & Robin Stadelbauer about the importance of this week: https://t.co/PRYRDJ9hbJ
Women in Poland are on strike today protesting against a new, cruel anti-abortion law. My message on a card "women's rights = human rights". Please support Polish women.
When Brooke McNeil entered her first year @WaterlooSci, she wasn’t sure what to expect from her professors during classes or office hours. That year, one professor stood out: Carey Bissonnette.
Read more as Brooke reflects on Carey's legacy: https://t.co/7suWCtnska #UWaterloo