Come to the Scotty Creek Research Station, 11-18 March, 2017 for an intensive field-based course on the physical principles of cold regions eco-hydrology and water resources. This course counts as a High School credit and as a credit toward the Environment and Natural Resources Technology Program (ENRTP) of Aurora College.

For more information please: see the advertisement on the  Environment and Natural Resources website banner.

 OR — download this PDF: scotty-creek-course-advertisement_25-october_revised

Dr. Jim McLaughlin will be joining Wilfrid Laurier University for a term as a visiting researcher from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. Jim is the inaugural holder of the Cold Regions Research Centre Visiting Fellowship and will be based in the Geography and Environmental Studies department.

Please drop in to welcome Jim to Laurier and introduce yourself on Tuesday October 4th between 10:00 a.m.– 11:00 a.m. in the second floor Viessmann Resource Centre (Arts 2E5). Coffee will be provided.

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Dr. James McLaughlin, forest soils research scientist from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, will join Wilfrid Laurier University’s Cold Regions Research Centre for an extended collaboration as visiting research fellow beginning in fall 2016.

It’s that time of year again. Time to host the annual CRRC Research Symposium. A time for Laurier students, postdocs and faculty to come together and share their research, experiences and ideas.For complete agenda go here

This year’s key note speaker is Dr. Ken Hewitt.  All are welcome to attend.