The Cold Regions Research Centre invites CRRC-affiliated graduate students to apply for an open position to join our Early Career Researcher Leadership Team.
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Masters Research Opportunity in Cold Regions Hydrology
Masters Research Opportunity in Cold Regions Hydrology, Supervisory Team:Dr. Stephanie Wrightand Dr. William Quinton, Degree Program: Master of Science in Geography and Environmental Studiesat Wilfrid Laurier University
Recent issue of Freshwater Biology
CRRC member Joseph Culp co-led the development of a special issue of Freshwater Biology that is focused on regional...
Call for Abstracts – CRRC Days 2021
Call for Abstracts 34th Annual Cold Regions Research Centre Days What? Cold Regions Research Centre Days (CRRC Days)...
EARLY CALL FOR REGISTRATION – CRRC DAYS 2021
Are you an undergraduate, graduate student, or postdoc doing cold regions research? Do you love when the temperature...
NSTP is Open
The NSTP call is out now, and open until November 10th, find detailed information here
Fall 2021 – Save the dates
We have an exciting lineup of speakers and events coming this Fall, stay tuned!
Ken Hewitt’s work in the Central Karakoram noted as highly downloaded earth science paper
Dr. Ken Hewitt's paper The hazardous 2017-2019 surge and river damming by Shispare Glacier, Karakoram was one of the...
CRRC – Student Supports Fund
In light of this year’s current and ongoing travel restrictions, the CRRC is pleased to announce an expanded CRRC Student Support Fund (CRRC-SSF) in place of our regular travel awards this year. This CRRC-SSF will support a wider variety of activities which directly relate to student and postdoctoral research in cold regions.
42nd Annual Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing
CRRC is proud to be a supporting sponsor of the 42nd Annual Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing to be held in...
CRRC Seminar Series – Eli Enns
Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs): A New Era of Indigenous-Led Conservation in Canada and Beyond
CRRC Seminar Series – Dr. Nicolas Brunet & Alex Anaviapik
Understanding the Role of Inuit Youth Engagement in Scientific Research and Monitoring in Nunavut