birding in waterloo 📸

Check out this article about my research in the NWT :)

presented my masters research in yellowknife last night, my hometown! a very fun evening with lots of interest around muskox 😊

yippee! 🐂

Ontario Chapter of the Wildlife Society conference 🐃 🪶

My favourite wildflower, Prickly Saxifrage. Pic 1 shows the normal 5-petal form of this crazy-beautiful little flower. The other pic shows a rare (I’ve only seen one) 20-petal form. Pics from a few years ago at Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada. #wildflower #flower #botany

Wonderful to have @nluymes.bsky.social represent the #WILDlab and muskox research in NWT at the Cold Regions Research Conference this week! We also had @christinedunbar.bsky.social give a ✨FANTASTIC✨ 3 minute thesis on #muskox too. Thanks for hosting @crrc-wlu.bsky.social

Thrilled to have talked about my masters research on “Habitat Drivers in an Expanding Muskox (Yutthéjëré; Ovibos moschatus) Range” today at the 2025 Cold Regions Conference in Waterloo, Ontario! Loved listening to all the great research projects happening in the NWT ❄️

New research! Authors examine camera trapping trends in Australia, finding strong taxonomic, geographic, and analytical biases, but also new ways to meet big conservation objectives. Great stuff! Glad to play a very small part. Congrats Tom and WildObs! ⚡️ www.researchgate.net/publication/...

The #WILDlab is excited for the Cold Regions Research Conference next week, in Waterloo! Come check out talks by @nluymes.bsky.social and @christinedunbar.bsky.social on #Muskox habitat use and movement in Northwest Territories. AM, January 30th/31st. Photo cred: Kevin Chan