Philip Marsh's Arctic Hydrology Research Group (AHRG) studying all aspects of Arctic hydrology at the Trail Valley Creek Research Watershed, NWT, Canada.
Waterloo, Ontario
Joined June 2016
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Ive now been with the @Marsh_Lab_TVC for 10 years 🎉 I figured I would tally up the number of days I've spent at #TVC. I'm nearly at 600 days of tundra time ⛺!!! Most of that in the winter ☃️
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We've been collecting climate and hydrological measurements out in the tundra since before I was born. Over 30 years of direct observations at the same locations allow us to understand the changing snow patterns in the region. This year is so far the highest ever recorded
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Coincidentally, we have a massive #Arctic snow project funded this winter @Marsh_Lab_TVC (ASnow) to address uncertainties with measuring arctic snow @LaurierResearch @LaurierGeogEnv
Interested in permafrost-hydrology-lakes-and radionuclides? Were hiring (fully funded) grad students to work with us at #TVC starting in 2024. For more info, visit our website trailvalleycreek.ca/opportun…
It's wildfire season in the NWT, and we've been feeling it up at Trail Valley Creek! Fires along the Mackenzie have caused heavy smoke conditions around our camp, so we are staying in Inuvik and hiking to TVC when it's clear. Stay safe if you're doing NWT research this summer!
Happy to be involved in such a unique and inclusive research program! – at Waterloo, Ontario
Some of the @CINUK_ARP BARIN project team met with members of the Tuktoyaktuk Hunters & Trappers Committee, Joint Secretariat: Inuvialuit Settlement Region, & Imaryuk Monitoring Program. We presented our work & heard local insights into rising beaver populations & their impacts.
ALT Project PI Dr Helen Wheeler hosted the meeting in Tuktoyaktuk.
ALT Dr Georgia Hole (me!) presented the shrub dendrochronology work to investigate past occupancy of beavers in the region.
ALT Dr Callum Pearce led participatory mapping to hear local knowledge of where beavers and their impacts are observed and experienced by local communities.
ALT PhD student Katie Bennett presented her work examining the role of beavers in lake biogeochemistry.
"At the time, I didn't think of it as being long-term like it turned out to be"- @tundrasnow1 . Here we are over 30 years later, busier than ever supporting world class researchers from all over the globe! @LaurierResearch
cbc.ca/news/canada/north/tra… – at Waterloo, Ontario
Happy #CanadaDay2023 from the diverse team of international researchers working from our Trail Valley Creek Research Station #TVC. Researchers from Germany, US, UK universities across Canada, and local #Inuvialuit all work together to understand the changing #arctic – at Inuvik, Northwest Territories
Our team at #TVC has been hard at work measuring spring streamflow the over the past few weeks of melt! First beavers have also been spotted on a nearby lake.
International outreach at #TVC! We recently had the privilege of presenting to students attending @yissguardians in Seoul about our research and Arctic ecosystems. These presentations also included live demonstrations of an Ebee X launch and SWE coring!
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GWF looks to the future
news.usask.ca/articles/resea… – at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Come join us at the Science Rendezvous at the Inuvik Midnight Sun Complex hosted by @nwtresearch! Here till 3pm.
Spring melt surveys underway at #TVC measuring ice thickness and looking for beaver activity!
Attending CGU? Come check out H07- Advancement in the Understanding of Cryospheric and Hydrological Processes in the Arctic
led by @RobinFThorne and @UTM_Cryosphere. – at Banff, Alberta
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Excited to be back at #cgu2023 . Interest in snow-permafrost interactions? Come check out my talk at 2:30 in the Boardroom – at Banff, Alberta
