Dr. M. Graham Clark

Biometeorologist specializing in the carbon and water fluxes of built watersheds from the upland forests through peatlands and lakes.

[Sean Carey @Mac_Watershed]

How do reclaimed upland forests post oil sands mining compare to other boreal forests? Find out in this open access paper! Thanks @MGrahamClark1 for leading the charge on this. @UW_Hydromet https://t.co/0PlsIEzAxW

[Sean Carey @Mac_Watershed]

Less crowded at some of Puerto Rico’s natural wonders! Streamflow measurement made on the rock slide…..just a few bumps. Thanks #FIHM22 for a great meeting. @MGrahamClark1 @Erin_Nicholls_

[Sean Carey @Mac_Watershed]

Lots of interested folks for Graham's @MGrahamClark1
poster on the recovery of forests from reclamation post oil sands mining. Didn't see F1's Sebastian Vettel stop by as I know he is interested in the oil sands, but the poster is up for one more day! #FIHM22 @UW_Hydromet

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

@ScootJD Reviewers hate it. I struggled to get our hand drawn abstract past reviewers on my recent DOM paper. Granted, it wasn't as cool as bugs in a hot tub but still...

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

@ScootJD @MikePeacock86 It's funny how desensitized you become to the ecosystems you grow up in. As an Ontario kid I don't think twice about black bears when I'm in the field but grizzlies and polar bears scare the poop out of me even though encounters are far more rare.

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

Congrats Erin!!

[Sean Carey @Mac_Watershed]

Congrats to @Erin_Nicholls_ on winning the Bert Tanner Student Presentation Award of the 🇨🇦 Society of Agriculture and Forest Meteorology. Soil-stomata-sky: How forests and shrubs control evaporative partitioning in a subarctic, alpine catchment. Great title!

[Elyn Humphreys @CarletonUBiomet]

We are looking to hire a postdoc to work on #peatland ecosystem modeling using #ECCC_CCCma's CLASSIC model. Visit https://t.co/P7rRBWjvdl for more details!
@JoeRMelton
#postdocjobs #canada #carboncycle #PeatTwitter

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

Great summary of the history of methane from trees

[Dr. Luke Jeffrey @Luke_Jeffrey]

1/n) #Methane emissions from tree stems: a new (research) frontier in the global #carbon cycle indeed! This year has seen a rapid increase in #Treethane research publications - expanding our current knowledge with new observations, insights, biomes, drivers + sampling techniques

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

Got my kit today. If you are in Waterloo and want a test let me know.

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

Congrats Joe!

[Sean Carey @Mac_Watershed]

Congratulations Joe @JS_Desmarais on a great MSc defence looking at historical @WolfCreekYT water temperature data. Good luck with the new job at @ecofishresearch!!

[Sean Carey @Mac_Watershed]

I am looking to recruit a Post-doc (2 yrs) interested in water temperature model development and application. We're a great group and you will also work with @GWFutures core modelling team. Figured recruiting via twitter is worth a shot! Pass along or message me!

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

Still missing #fieldwork this #fieldworkfriday. Good thing I have lots of pre-twitter life backlog. A throwback to 2015 working from the CCGS Amundson on an ice island ablation monitoring met station with @crawfisha north of Baffin Island.

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

@ajtrant I like this paper but maybe that is my ecohydrology bias. https://t.co/Sz2tTVtgCG

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

What happens to #carbon when it enters a built watershed? Our new paper in @STOTEN_Journal explores how the structure of DOM can indicate areas of potential #peat accumulation in a #reclaimed wetland. @Kelly_Biagi @Mac_Watershed #generationrestoration
https://t.co/QRyj5K5LVd

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

@ScootJD @BryanMood @EmmaLaurelD Maybe you can get a field course going in your new position. Teaching is so much easier when you are standing next to the subject matter.

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

I miss #fieldwork! At least I've been lucky to have lots of it in my life. Here are some students fording a river in an outwash plain after lichen dating marines in Jasper (a decade ago!). @BryanMood @EmmaLaurelD #outdoorTeachingIsBest should be a hashtag.

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

Moraine... Ugh. This is why I don't tweet. #dyslexiaTroubles

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

Congratulations @Fiona_Chapman_ ! Amazing work! We will miss you in the lab!

[Sean Carey @Mac_Watershed]

Congratulations @Fiona_Chapman_ on a great masters defence looking at long term hydrometric changes and patterns in @WolfCreekYT. Good luck at @inrsciences!!

[Dr. M. Graham Clark @MGrahamClark1]

Awesome work on evaporation and shrubification by my colleague @Erin_Nicholls_

[Erin Nicholls @Erin_Nicholls_]

Who will speak for the trees? (& shrubs!?) #Permafrostthaw is often assumed to be the primary control on northern climate-driven hydrological change, but what do #trees and #shrubs have to say?

https://t.co/PUziPzSjhP
@GWF_pubs @WolfCreekYT @GWFutures #shrubification #treeline

[Erin Nicholls @Erin_Nicholls_]

Who will speak for the trees? (& shrubs!?) #Permafrostthaw is often assumed to be the primary control on northern climate-driven hydrological change, but what do #trees and #shrubs have to say?

https://t.co/PUziPzSjhP
@GWF_pubs @WolfCreekYT @GWFutures #shrubification #treeline