Lauren Miranda, MES

Researching water and wetlands in the Canadian Prairies
Master in Environment and Sustainability (MES) from USask

[Lauren Miranda, MES @birdwatcherLT]

Hey @JustinTrudeau @PierrePoilievre @theJagmeetSingh, did you know POW DAYS mean PAY DAYS? $186K worth of snow is expected at North Battleford SK in the next 7 days. Discover the value of snow at https://t.co/KbSpiHrVp3. #snowmethemoney #protectourwinters

[Lauren Miranda, MES @birdwatcherLT]

Excited to share that some of my Masters research is now published!! @FACETSJournal
These days, we pay attention to GHGs in the atmosphere... my research improves estimates of *natural GHG emissions* from prairie wetlands.
Read the plain language summary: https://t.co/t5yf9VJ44C

[Lauren Miranda, MES @birdwatcherLT]

@FACETSJournal @Prairie_Water @usask Thanks @FACETSJournal!

[FACETS Journal @FACETSJournal]

New 📰| Seasonal patterns and key chemical predictors of dissolved greenhouse gases in small prairie pothole ponds 🌾 @birdwaterLT @Prairie_Water @usask Read it ➡️ https://t.co/vx5FkA3QTK

Read the PLS ➡️ https://t.co/MkjXGDtdt5

📸 credit to Katy Nugent.

[Lauren Miranda, MES @birdwatcherLT]

Great news from @usask !

New Department of Indigenous Health and Wellness approved at USask College of Medicine https://t.co/6wVO7aADUa

[Lauren Miranda, MES @birdwatcherLT]

you are climbing up a steep mountainside
trees dripping melting snow, damp rocks, and spongy moss
a thousand fresh smells
the thrumming of a spruce grouse in the background
you are home
#quarantinethoughts #meditation