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Joined June 2017
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Join us again next week for a #limnology seminar with Dr. Bjoern Wissel who will speak on DIC dynamics in hardwater lakes! DM myself or @LizLoveLake if you’d like the zoom link!
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Congrats @CummingLab! I’ll never forget the day we collected that particularly long gravity core! – at Saranac Lake, NY
Congratulations to #queensu researcher Dr. Brian Cumming who has received the @Can_Limnology Rigler Award sponsored by @NRC_CNRC for lifetime contributions to #limnology, the study of inland waters 💧 Read more: bit.ly/2ZJG0q1 Discover #QueensuResearch
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Congratulations to Dr. Brian Cumming from @CummingLab @queensu for winning the Rigler Award for life time achievement and contribution to the field of aquatic science in Canada 🇨🇦 💧 #limnology #canadianscience
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The first Rigler award was given in 1984- today one space is left on the plaque ! @Can_Limnology
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Going back in time with paleo data from canadian lakes and great colleagues during the Rigler Lecture. @CCFFR_CCRP @Can_Limnology @CummingLab @RiverInstituteC
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Case study: Osoyoos Lake in southern BC. Straddles Canada-US border. Sediment loadings caused bacterial blooms starting in 1960s thru to today, corrective measures caused improvement after 2000. #ccffrscl2020 #ccffrscl
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Conceptual basis for need of long-term data: how can research inform what is 'acceptable' environmental change with baselines having shifted over timescales? #ccffrscl2020 #ccffrscl
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Case study: reference lakes in Adirondacks region. Chrysophytes used to compare pre-industrial to modern conditions. Most lakes have changed chrysophyte assemblage to warmer water species: shifted baseline to compare to acidified/stressed lakes. #ccffrscl2020
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But what is baseline? Modern day diatom distributions related to Phosphorus levels, & paleolim diatoms in lake used to understand historic loading, shows climate change affecting it now #ccffrscl2020 #ccffrscl
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Case study: using paleolim data to get baseline from warmer periods over prev thousands of years in NW Ontario. How representable is monitoring data from 1969-today? #ccffrscl2020 #ccffrscl
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Brian Cumming is up talking abt his research on lake responses to anthropogenic and natural forcings for the Rigler Memorial Lecture. #ccffrscl2020 #ccffrscl
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Monitoring data since 1960s vs paleolim data show large changes of plankton assemblage starting in mid to late 1800s. Also developed method to sample different depths to account for changing lake depths and plankton shifts relative to shoreline #ccffrscl2020 #ccffrscl
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Getting ready to share the 2020 Rigler Award @Can_Limnology at @CCFFR_CCRP. Congratulations to Brian Cumming from @queensu !
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Congratulations to #queensu researcher Dr. Brian Cumming who has received the @Can_Limnology Rigler Award sponsored by @NRC_CNRC for lifetime contributions to #limnology, the study of inland waters 💧 Read more: bit.ly/2ZJG0q1 Discover #QueensuResearch
Diatom Flux—A rock band from the '90s or a measure of production in #salmon nursery lakes? buff.ly/2QPO4D1 #fishsci by @_Cecilia_B @cumminglab @queensu et al.
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LIMNOLOGY SEMINAR: Join us on Wednesday for a seminar by Monica Fisher: "Fire Dynamics of northeastern Ontario throughout the Holocene," at 12:30 in Biosciences 4338.
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How do you make glacial bread? With glacial flour, which is also important for primary/secondary production in #salmon nursery lakes buff.ly/34it23P by @_Cecilia_B @cumminglab @queensu et al.
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We’re seeking TWO SWEP students for Summer 2020 — Please share widely! @QueensENVS @enscdsc @QueensUBio @QueensUBioDSC @QWEC2020 @BeatyCentre @leaders_create @QUBioStation
LIMNOLOGY SEMINAR: Join us on Wednesday for a seminar by Megan Larsen (Wilfrid Laurier University): "Mitigation on the move: Integrative tools and approaches to control cyanobacterial blooms," at 12:30 in Biosciences 4338.
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I’m glad to have this paper out finally. Mirror Lake is now one of a small handful of lakes to have a documented interruption in lake turnover due to road salt. This is particularly notable given the historic protection of water quality in the #Adirondacks. – at Syracuse, NY
We are excited to have our research on #MirrorLake published in Lake and Reservoir Management. Our findings will help inform that protection of our lakes and rivers from #RoadSalt pollution.
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