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Lifestyle 4 Things Professional Movers Expect From You Preparing for a major move, rather domestic or international, personal or business, requires advance planning and preparation. When you hire a moving company like www.matcocalgarymovers.com, you have … Read More
Lifestyle 4 Things Professional Movers Expect From You Preparing for a major move, rather domestic or international, personal or business, requires advance planning and preparation. When you hire a moving company like www.matcocalgarymovers.com, you have certain goals and requests in mind that you expect the crew to meet. Similarly, the crew expects clients to be ready for the relocation process by meeting criteria that are usually spelled out in the contract. If not, you should ask the moving company representative about any requirements or expectations that you should plan for when the movers arrive at your home or office.
Tech LPW has a great showing at the North American Duck Symposium Staff and students from Long Point Waterfowl attended the 7th North American Duck Symposium in early February 2016. This symposium draws together researchers, government, non-government conservation organizations, and industry representatives to address shared priorities for waterfowl and wetland conservation and management. We had 4 oral and 2 poster presentations with LPW affiliations at the symposium. Of which Matt Dyson (Western University) won 2nd place for the best MSc oral presentation and Elyse Iemola (SUNY ESF) won the best undergraduate poster award. With 430 attendees and many of them students, this was a huge accomplishment, the competition was abundant.
Aventure Robin Churchill, MSc, defends thesis at Western University Robin Churchill successfully defended his Masters thesis entitled “Seasonal and long-term (1995-2009) changes in distribution and abundance of submerged aquatic vegetation and Dreissenid mussels in Inner Long Point Bay, Lake Erie.” Invasion by Dreissenid (zebra) mussels can cause rapid increases in the abundance of submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) by increasing water clarity and altering nutrient …
Research Sponsoring Hens with Mallard Tracker Do you enjoy following Mallard Tracker this fall and looking for a way to get more involved? Consider sponsoring one of our GPS equipped Mallards for exclusive access to movement and survival information on your duck and other sponsored birds through our Mallard Tracker Sponsors Program. Sponsoring a Mallard will not only mean a featured …
Research Dr. Michael Schummer to serve as Interim Scientist for Long Point Waterfowl Long Point Waterfowl has named Dr. Michael Schummer as Interim Scientist to sustain the organizations strong tradition of delivering waterfowl and wetlands science in the Great Lakes region and towards training the next generation of waterfowl and wetlands scientists. The Honourable Warren Winkler, Chair of the Long Point Waterfowl Board of Directors and former Chief …
Research Long Point Waterfowl Students Receive Prestigious Awards for Teaching! Matt Palumbo, PhD Candidate, was awarded the Faculty of Science Graduate Student Teaching Award from the University of Western Ontario. Matt received this award for his diligence and contributions to the Wildlife Ecology and Management course taught by Long Point Waterfowl at Western. Everett Hanna, PhD Candidate, was awarded the Vice-President Academic’s Contract Faculty Award …
Research New LPW Publication Released Early Online Long Point Waterfowl’s PhD student Everett Hanna recently published a paper in the Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management based upon methods from his research on cranes at Manitoulin Island. The paper is titled “Evaluation of a vacuum technique to estimate abundance of waste barley” and addresses the blower vacuum collection technique used at Manitoulin …
Research New LPW Publication: Waterfowl and Wetlands of the Lake St. Clair Region Long Point Waterfowl has recently released their newest publication entitled Waterfowl and Wetlands of the Lake St. Clair Region: present conditions and future options for research and conservation. The goal of this document was to summarize research related to waterfowl and wetlands at Lake St. Clair, one of the most important wetland complexes to waterfowl …
Lifestyle Ankney & Johnson Waterfowl and Wetlands Graduate Research Scholarship Award Winners The Dave Ankney & Sandi Johnson Waterfowl and Wetlands Graduate Research Scholarship (The Ankney Award) was established in 2013 to honour the memory of Dave and his incredible contributions to waterfowl and wetland research, and to recognize the unending support of his wife Sandi. To read more about the Ankney Award please click here. The …
LPW has a great showing at the North American Duck Symposium Staff and students from Long Point Waterfowl attended the 7th North American Duck Symposium in early February 2016. This symposium draws together researchers, government, non-government conservation organizations, and industry representatives to address shared priorities for waterfowl and wetland conservation and management. We had 4 oral and 2 poster presentations with LPW affiliations at the symposium. Of which Matt Dyson (Western University) won 2nd place for the best MSc oral presentation and Elyse Iemola (SUNY ESF) won the best undergraduate poster award. With 430 attendees and many of them students, this was a huge accomplishment, the competition was abundant.
