The GRIL node at McGill University comprises seven aquatic scientists (see below) that span a broad range of expertise; we are advancing knowledge regarding landscape-scale processes, long-term change...

Three much-loved glaciers in British Columbia are set to disappear completely within a few decades, according to a Simon Fraser University study.

Peatland rewetting is an effective restoration strategy to reduce carbon losses, halt soil subsidence and restore ecosystem functioning. However, rewetting drained and degraded peatlands may releas...

SLU - Science and Education for Sustainable Life

Drained grassland sites had lower organic matter content compared to semi-natural sites Peatland cores near historic industrial centers had metal enrichment Agricultural land use was also linked...

We examined the effects of land use on UK lowland peat surface water chemistry, finding similar macronutrient stoichiometry at conservation-managed and rewetted sites (indicative of nitrogen and phos...

Job title: Postdoctoral Research Fellow within Climate Change Ecology  (295093), Employer: University of Bergen, Deadline: Sunday, March 8, 2026

Ditches and canals can be climate heroes.

The Deborah BanDrosky Awards are made to students engaged in higher education studies and research related to invertebrate conservation.

Open PhD positions in the Little Ecology Group starting May or September 2026! Come join the Little Ecology Group (www.littleecologygroup.ca)! We are hiring a PhD student to conduct aquatic biodive…

A new research partnership between the University of B.C. and Tsleil-Waututh Nation indicates impacts of colonization, including smallpox, overfishing and industrialization, destroyed nearly 90 per ce...

Canada is home to a quarter of the world’s remaining wetlands. Despite decades of efforts, wetlands continue to be under threat around the world.

Damming may be one of the most significant anthropogenic modifications fragmenting river networks. Damming alters the transport and processing of coarse particulate organic matter (OM), hence influen...