Students

Current Students

Name Degree Research/Project Title
Carolyn Bonta PhD, Geography & Planning Changes in vegetation productivity on the range of the Bathurst caribou herd
Sara Baker MES, Environmental Studies Efficacy of a fence-culvert design for reducing wildlife-vehicle collisions on Highway 401, eastern Ontario
Michelle Cohen MES, Environmental Studies Woody plant encroachment in granite barrens of the Frontenac Arch
Mary Anne Schoenhardt MES, Environmental Studies Mapping of Dall sheep distribution and habitat change, Kluane National Park and Reserve, Yukon
Sandra Yaacoub MSc, Geography & Planning Mapping of spruce bark beetle infestation using LiDAR and hyperspectral imagery, southwest Yukon (co-supervised with Dr. Paul Treitz)
Sage Mosgrove MES, Environmental Studies Sustainable agriculture in the Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve (co-supervised with Dr. Kristen Lowitt)
Charlotte Hyndman BSc, Environmental Biology Analysis of annual ring growth of trees across the forest-tundra ecotone, Northwest Territories
Jacqueline Dube BSc, Environmental Studies Spatial analysis of the impacts of diamond mines on caribou in Northwest Territories
Caitlin Hayes BA, Environmental Studies International wildlife trade and the emergence of zoonotic disease (co-supervised with Carolyn Prouse)
Mushana Shroeder BSc, Environmental Studies A review of experience with wildlife overpasses and underpasses for reducing wildlife-vehicle collisions

Past Graduate Students

Name Degree Year Research/Project Title
Katherine Dearborn PhD, Geography & Planning 2013-17 Landscape-scale variability in the composition, growth and pattern of alpine treeline vegetation
Dasvinder Kambo PhD, Geography & Planning 2012-17 Fine-scale mechanisms influencing germination success, seedling growth, and survival in an alpine forest-tundra ecotone
Robin Mennell MSc, Geography & Planning 2018-21 Spatial and temporal trends in range-use by the Bathurst caribou during a population decline, 1997-2019
Derek Bedford MES, Environmental Studies 2017-20 Spatiotemporal patterns of white-tailed deer habitat use on Hill Island in Thousand Islands National Park of Canada
Sara Finnimore MES, Environmental Studies 2017-21 Issue analysis of drainage issues in Wiltse Creek, eastern Ontario (co-supervised with Dr. Graham Whitelaw)
Michael Stefanuk MES, Environmental Studies 2016-19 Productivity and phenology of forests in the Algonquin-to-Adirondacks Corridor: climatic drivers and recent trends
Joshua Jones MES, Environmental Studies 2016-18 The locations and drivers of herpetofaunal wildlife road mortality on two highways within the Frontenac Arch, Ontario
Julia McCann MES, Environmental Studies 2015-17 Design and monitoring of eco-passages to facilitate turtle movement and deter beaver damming
Mitchell Bonney MSc, Geography & Planning 2015-17 Landscape variability of vegetation change across the forest-tundra ecotone of central Canada (co-supervised with Dr. Paul Treitz)
Achla Joshi MES, Environmental Studies 2013-15 Distribution, associations, and limiting growth factors of tree species in a vegetation transition zone of eastern Ontario, Canada
Lucas Brehaut MSc, Geography 2013-15 Linking satellite imagery with tree rings for analyzing recent vegetation change in southwest Yukon
Md Saifuzzaman MES, Environmental Studies 2013-15 Land use and land cover dynamics in the Ganges delta region, Bangladesh
Claire Kryczka MES, Environmental Studies 2012-14 Extending concepts and practice of state of the environment reporting to biosphere reserves
Michelle Mazzocato MES, Environmental Studies 2011-15 Spruce bark beetle disturbance in the forest-tundra ecotones of southwest Yukon: impacts and predisposing factors
Robyn Laing MES, Environmental Studies 2011-ABD Vegetation changes on the summer range of the Kluane caribou herd
Ashley Lowcock MSc, Geography 2010-12 Recent dynamics of wetlands and pond margins in the Shakwak Valley, southwest Yukon
Clay McMullen MES, Environmental Studies 2010-ABD Historical forest ecology of the Frontenac Arch, eastern Ontario
Alix Conway MSc, Geography 2010-12 Recent dynamics of forest-grassland ecotones in southwest Yukon
Lyn Garrah MES, Environmental Studies 2010-12 Wildlife road mortality on the 1000 Islands Parkway in south eastern Ontario: peak times, hot spots, and mitigation using drainage culverts

Past Undergraduate Students

Name Degree Year Research/Project Title
Emily Pope BSc, Environmental Studies 2020-21 Evaluating protected areas on the range of the Bathurst caribou herd: a gap analysis
Kierra Kidd BSc, Environmental Studies 2020-21 Environmental implications of transportation corridors in northern Canada
Katie Couvrette BA, Environmental Studies 2019-20 Using historical vertical aerial photography to map landscape change in the central subarctic
Danielle Lebre BSc, Environmental Studies 2018-19 Differences in vegetation composition and structure at greening and non-greening sites on the Bathurst caribou range
Emily Grishaber BSc, Biology 2018-19 Microhabitat of tree seedlings at treeline in Northwest Territories
Jessica Dawley BSc, Biology 2016-17 Landscape features and wildlife road mortality
Emily Featherstone BSc, Environmental Studies 2016-17 Comparison of white and black spruce growth in the boreal forest-tundra ecotone of Northwest Territories
Courtenay Jacklin BSc, Biology 2015-16 Impacts of adjacent mining on the wilderness characteristics of Kluane National Park and Reserve, Yukon
Peter Crawford BSc, Geography 2015-16 Recent dynamics of the Slims River delta: a GIS analysis based on aerial photography
Allison Slater BSc, Biology 2013-14 Variation in alpine treeline ecotone vegetation in southwestern Yukon, Canada
Katriina O’Kane BSc, Geography 2011-12 Kluane region dendroclimatology and dendrochemistry
Lucas Brehaut BSc, Environmental Studies 2011-12 Landscape-scale habitat selection of wood frogs and waterfowl in southwest Yukon
Claire Grenfell BSc, Environmental Studies 2011-12 Gap analysis of Yukon protected areas
Evan Hall BSc, Environmental Studies 2011-12 Habitat selection and behavioural variation of freshwater dolphins in the Peruvian Amazon
Sinead Murphy BSc, Environmental Studies 2011-12 Soil properties along a forest-grassland ecotone
Ali Parry BSc, Environmental Studies 2010-11 Global strategies for small felid conservation
Taylor Oswald BSc, Environmental Studies 2010-11 Sustainable salmon farming on Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Kate Pragnell BSc, Biology 2009-10 Dendrochronogical studies of tall willow shrubs Salix sp. at treeline in the Ruby Range, Yukon Territory
Sarah Benchariff BSc, Environmental Studies 2009-10 Conservation corridors as a tool for climate change resiliency