The assessment shows that the science is clear: we must act now if we want to reduce the climate-related ocean and cryosphere impacts on human health, culture, and livelihoods
There’s still snow on the hills, pack ice in the bay and the cold easterly wind would cut right through ya. Still these little beauties emerge from the rocky cliff on the roadside, as they do every spring, on the way to Point Amour. #purple#saxifrage
Are you 15 to 30 years old, looking for a science summer job in St. John's or Labrador? CLEAR is hiring two positions via Canada Summer Jobs for a Lab project manager and a Community project coordinator. Apply between May 17-24. @MemorialU@NG_Research https://t.co/k2X5eu6TIf
Thrilled to represent Rigolet at the #LabradorWinterGames. With a strong finish and encouragement for our own and all other 19 community athletes, Team Rigolet was recognized as the most spirited team! As a key pillar of the games is friendship, this was humbling.
Part of today's apology was the launch of Nanilavut: Let's Find Them.
Nanilavut is an initiative to find the grave locations of Inuit who passed away after travelling South for treatment during the TB epidemic.
To access this database, contact information is listed here. #Inuit
We recently installed some new #seaice monitoring devices outside of #Nain in partnership with @NG_Research and the Canadian Ice Service. Excited to share the website for anyone who wants to follow along with sea ice changes in #Nunatsiavut.
Click below!
https://t.co/U3GON5UrEx
CALL FOR PROPOSALS: Arctic Science Open Access: Special Issue on Knowledge Mobilization on Co-Management, Co-Production of Knowledge, and Integration of Community-Based Monitoring to Support Decision-Making and Inuit Self-Determination. https://t.co/A2mLOMTZYL
If you are a graduate student or aspiring graduate student or a community-based researcher with social sciences experience, a passion for Inuit knowledge, and an interest in Inuit Nanangat research please check out this poster. We would like to hear from you!
“The whole planet benefits from a frozen Arctic and Inuit still have much to teach the world about the vital importance of Arctic ice, not only to our culture, but to the health of the rest of the planet.”
https://t.co/FMw7JE4Mi3
On Tuesday @_asawatzky defended her PhD in Public Health, celebrating her excellent community-led enviro & health monitoring research with #Inuit in Rigolet, Nunatsiavut. An amazing defence, full of heart, art & deep intellect! cc @Sherilee_H@OntVetCollege@NunatsiavutGov
Had the great pleasure of presenting this poster that showcases some of our work on the development of Inuit-led environment and health surveillance in Rigolet at #ASM2018 this week. I love being creative with poster designs, and thinking about how to tell a visual story.