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171. October, 2023: “A lot more water is flowing through this NWT river. Why?” Chloe Williams, Cabin Radio, Yellowknife, NWT, 18 October, 2023. https://cabinradio.ca/155983/news/environment/climate/a-lot-more-water-is-flowing-through-this-nwt-river-why/ PDF

170. October, 2023: “A climate research hub in the North rises from the ashes.” What On Earth with Laura Lynch, CBC Radio, 8 October, 2023. Updated and rebroadcast. https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-429-what-on-earth/clip/16004259-a-climate-research-hub-north-rises-ashes

169. September, 2023: “What wildfires might mean for your NWT water supply”, Chloe Williams, Cabin Radio, Yellowknife, NWT, 19 September, 2023. https://cabinradio.ca/152812/news/yellowknife/what-wildfires-might-mean-for-your-nwt-water-supply/ PDF

168. September, 2023: Podcast: “Thawing Frontiers”, Episode 1: The Journey. Lyna Mansuri, (Host): https://udemontreal-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/lyna_mansouri_umontreal_ca/EQWGyzDBz59FvFXwYHqGRuoB5IkF12S65hLUfqGyxyPFKg?e=IPesOy

167. August, 2023: “A climate research hub in the North rises from the ashes.” What On Earth with Laura Lynch, CBC Radio, 20 August, 2023. https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-429-what-on-earth/clip/16004259-a-climate-research-hub-north-rises-ashes

166. August, 2023: Laurier News Hub, Spotlights, August, 2023. “Laurier researchers Tanis MacDonald, William Quinton, Karin Schnarr and Meredith Woodwark showcase expertise in new books.” https://www.wlu.ca/news/spotlights/2023/aug/laurier-researchers-tanis-macdonald-william-quinton-karin-schnarr-and-meredith-woodwark-showcase-expertise-in-new-books.html PDF

165. July, 2023: Scotty Creek Research Station to resume operations in August Caitrin Pilkington. Published July 2, 2023 by Caitrin Pilkington / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/134017/news/dehcho/scotty-creek-research-station-to-resume-operations-in-august/ PDF

164. June, 2023: “Scotty Creek Research Station to resume operations in August". Interview with C. Pilkington aired on Podcast / Cabin Radio.

163. June, 2023: “Scotty Creek Research Station to resume operations in August". Interview with C. Pilkington aired on Cabin Radio, 2 pm, 30 June, 2023.

162. June, 2023: Interview with Teagan Hardisty, Host, CFLK Radio, FM 90.7, Fort Simpson, NWT. 29 June, 2023.

161. June, 2023: Scotty Creek: la reconstruction avance bon train. L’aquilon, Volume 37 numéro 45, 29 juin, 2023, pp. 6. https://www.aquilon.nt.ca/Article/Scotty-Creek-la-reconstruction-avance-bon-train-202306291405/default.aspx PDF

160. June, 2023: Building Back. Presented on CBC Radio by Liny Lamberink, June 21, 2023.

159. June, 2023: Building Back. By Liny Lamberink, CBC News. Posted: Jun 21, 2023. https://www.cbc.ca/newsinteractives/features/scotty-creek-fire

158. May, 2023: New report sets out how climate change may change NWT forests. Published May 25, 2022 by Sophie Kuijper Dickson / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/94776/news/environment/new-report-sets-out-how-climate-change-may-change-nwt-forests/ PDF

157. May, 2023: Interview with Philippa Goff, Assistant Producer, Silverback Films | Studio Silverback, Bristol, UK: www.silverbackfilms.tv.

156. May, 2023: Images of the Scotty Creek Research Station. Architectures of Care (Routledge, 2023), B. Utting and D. Jacobs, Rice University.

155. May, 2023: How climate warming is changing Ontario’s Far North. Live interview with Warren Schlote, CBC Radio, afternoon show “Up North”.

154. April, 2023: How will Canada’s North afford the great permafrost thaw? Toronto Star, 22 April. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/how-will-canada-s-north-afford-the-great-permafrost-thaw/article_76216912-3385-589a-82e8-d19c0a43d3de.html PDF

153. April, 2023: Scotty Creek : course contre la montre. L’aquilon, Volume 38 numéro 14, 14 avril 2023, pp. 8-9. https://www.aquilon.nt.ca/documents/journal/Aquilon-V38N14.pdf PDF

152. April, 2023: “Indigenous-led climate research station rebuilds after October wildfire”. Published 6 April, 2023 by Jessica Howard / Permafrost Pathways. https://permafrost.woodwellclimate.org/indigenous-led-climate-research-station-rebuilds-after-october-wildfire/ PDF

151. April, 2023: “Canada wants more Indigenous knowledge in IPCC climate reports”. Published 11 April, 2023 at 6:03 am by Chloe Williams / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/125749/news/politics/canada-wants-more-indigenous-knowledge-in-ipcc-climate-reports/ PDF

150. March, 2023: “Guardians from across the North gather in Yellowknife”. Penticton Herald, by Caitrin Pilkington. https://www.pentictonherald.ca/spare_news/article_7792a951-79b0-5e80-9b97-0af4dae81983.html PDF

149. March, 2023: Rebuild of N.W.T. climate research station ramps up. By Liny Lamberink, CBC News. Posted: Mar 20, 2023 3:45 PM EDT. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/scotty-creek-research-station-rebuild-1.6784623

148. March, 2023: CBC News story on the rebuilding of the Scotty Creek Research Station. CBC Northbeat March 20, 2023. https://youtu.be/i3h0RLLh9bA

147. March, 2023: “Illustrator joins team rebuilding NWT research station”. Published 16 March, 2023 at 6:10 am by Meghan Miskiman and Chloe Williams / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/123421/news/environment/wildfires/illustrator-joins-team-rebuilding-nwt-research-station/

146. March, 2023: “Guardians from across the North gather in Yellowknife”. Published: 2 March, 2023 at 5:54 am by Caitrin Pilkington / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/122518/news/environment/guardians-from-across-the-north-gather-in-yellowknife/

145. March, 2023: The threat of thaw. Catarina Chagas, Research Outreach and Events Specialist. Queen’s Gazette, 17 March, 2023. https://www.queensu.ca/gazette/stories/threat-thaw

144. February, 2023: The GW Hatchet (George Washington University). Interview by Margaret O’Neill on 24 February on how permafrost thaw affects infrastructure. https://www.gwhatchet.com/2023/02/27/arctic-permafrost-thaw-will-cost-billions-in-infrastructure-repairs-ccas-study-finds/

143. December, 2022: Cabin Radio’s 2022 year in photos. Published December 26, 2022 / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/112908/news/cabin-radios-2022-year-in-photos/

142. November, 2022: Yale Environment 360. Native Guardians: Canada’s First Nations Move to Protect Their Lands. Edward Struzik. Published 3 November, 2022. https://e360.yale.edu/features/canada-first-nations-land-climate-change-research

141. November, 2022: CBC News. The Arctic is warming 4 times faster than the world. What does that mean for the N.W.T.? By Liny Lamberink, CBC News. Posted: Nov 28, 2022 4:00 AM EST. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/arctic-warming-dehcho-region-1.6664273

140. November, 2022: Rebâtir Scotty Creek: pas de temps à perdre. L’aquilon, Volume 37 numéro 45, 25 novembre 2022, pp. 6. https://www.aquilon.nt.ca/documents/journal/Aquilon-V37N45.pdf

139. October, 2022: CTV News. Fire at the Scotty Creek Research Station. Live TV interview with Tony Grace on Sunday evening, 23 Oct., 2022.

138. October, 2022: CityTV News, Toronto. 'It was a gut punch': Indigenous-led research station in N.W.T. damaged by wildfire. Emily Blake, The Canadian Press. Posted Oct 22, 2022, 10:00AM EDT. https://toronto.citynews.ca/2022/10/22/it-was-a-gut-punch-indigenous-led-research-station-in-n-w-t-damaged-by-wildfire/. PDF

137. October, 2022: CTV News. 'It was a gut punch': Indigenous-led research station in N.W.T. damaged by wildfire. Emily Blake, The Canadian Press. Published Oct. 22, 2022 4:38 p.m. EDT. https://www.ctvnews.ca/climate-and-environment/it-was-a-gut-punch-indigenous-led-research-station-in-n-w-t-damaged-by-wildfire-1.6120825. PDF

136. October, 2022: The Toronto Star. ‘It was a gut punch’: Indigenous-led research station in N.W.T. damaged by wildfire. By Emily Blake in Yellowknife. The Canadian Press, Sat., Oct. 22, 2022. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2022/10/22/it-was-a-gut-punch-indigenous-led-research-station-in-nwt-damaged-by-wildfire.html. or PDF

135. October, 2022: N.W.T. First Nation to rebuild climate research station ravaged by late-season wildfire. By Liny Lamberink, CBC News. Posted: Oct 22, 2022 2:00 AM CT. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/scotty-creek-research-station-fire-1.6625171. or PDF

134. October, 2023: CBC North, Trail’s End with Lawrence Nayally. Live radio interview, 21 October, 2022. https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-195-trails-end/clip/15944295-dieter-cazon-tells-forest-fire-ripped-scotty-creek

133. October, 2022: CKLB News. “It was just heartbreaking”: Scotty Creek team still tallying losses from wildfire devastation. Posted by Ian Down, 21 October, 2022. https://cklbradio.com/2022/10/21/it-was-just-heartbreaking-scotty-creek-team-still-tallying-losses-from-wildfire-devastation/ or PDF

132. October, 2022: CKLB News. Update: Crews were unable to fight Scotty Creek blaze directly due to strong winds. Posted by Ian Down, 18 October, 2022. Updated Thursday, Oct. 20 at 10:00 a.m. https://cklbradio.com/2022/10/18/breaking-scotty-creek-research-near-fort-simpson-camp-damaged-by-fire/ or PDF

131. October, 2022: “NWT research station still standing as wildfire threat recedes.” Published October 5, 2022 at 5:51 am by Chloe Williams / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/106471/news/dehcho/nwt-research-station-still-standing-as-wildfire-threat-recedes/

130. October, 2022: “Why won’t anyone help Hay River dredge? We asked around.” Published 5 October, 2022 at 6:02 am by Chloe Williams / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/106375/news/environment/climate/why-wont-anyone-help-hay-river-dredge-we-asked-around/

129. September, 2022: “Wildfire moves closer to research station, teams brace for worst”.  Published September 29, 2022 at 5:41pm by Chloe Williams / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/105909/news/dehcho/wildfire-moves-closer-to-research-station-teams-brace-for-worst/

128. September, 2022: “Rush to protect NWT research station from approaching wildfire”. Published September 28, 2022 at 6:28 pm by Chloe Williams / Cabin Radio. https://cabinradio.ca/105817/news/dehcho/rush-to-protect-nwt-research-station-from-approaching-wildfire/

127. July, 2022: Climate Home News. Article by Edward Struzik entitled “The Arctic community that chose conservation over Big Oil”. Published 1 July, 2022. https://www.climatechangenews.com/2022/07/01/the-arctic-community-that-chose-conservation-over-big-oil/

126.May, 2022: Interviewed by Everton de Oliveira (Brazil) for the “Groundwater Talks Webinars” of the Groundwater Project.https://youtu.be/PJmuyKNpoZM

125. May, 2022: Interviewed by Roberto Verdecchia (film maker) for Radio Canada’s film production “Peat the Magnificent”, 5 May, 2022.

124. May, 2022: Interviewed by Francis Tessier-Burns, CKLB Radio (Yellowknife) and National Review on 4 May on possibilities for spring flooding in the NWT.

123. April, 2022: Interviewed by Paul Tukker, Reporter, CBC North (Whitehorse) on 20 April on new Indigenous community (LKFN) science licence.

122. April, 2022: “Seeking data sovereignty, a First Nation introduces its own licence”, Caitrin Pilkington, Toronto Star, 19 April, 2022. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2022/04/19/seeking-data-sovereignty-a-first-nation-introduces-its-own-licence.html?rf or PDF

121. April, 2022: “Seeking data sovereignty, a First Nation introduces its own licence”, Caitrin Pilkington, Cabin Radio, 19 April, 2022. https://cabinradio.ca/90219/news/dehcho/seeking-data-sovereignty-a-first-nation-introduces-its-own-licence/

120. February, 2022: Interviewed by Caitrin Pilkington, Reporter, Cabin Radio on 16 February on permafrost thaw and the evolution of the Scotty Creek Research Station.

119. December, 2021: Interviewed by Sarah Sibley, Reporter, Cabin Radio on 13 Dec. on the winter field course / on-the-land camp at Scotty Creek, 20 Feb., 2022. https://cabinradio.ca/81878/news/environment/on-the-land-winter-field-camp-offered-for-dehcho-students/ 

118. December, 2021: Interviewed by Edward Struzik, writer Island Press, Washington D.C. on 7 Dec. for article on climate change to be featured in Yale Environment 360, https://e360.yale.edu. 

117. September, 2021: Video Interview with film maker Geoffrey Boulangé in Fort Simpson, NWT (1 September) on causes and impacts of river flooding and permafrost thaw.

116. August, 2021: Research sur le pergélisol à Scotty Creek: vers un leadeurship autochtone. L’aquilon, Volume 36 numéro 32, 27 aout 2021, pp. 6-7. https://www.aquilon.nt.ca/documents/journal/Aquilon-V36N32.pdf or PDF

115. August, 2021: Research sur le pergélisol à Scotty Creek: Des chercheurs qui n’ont pas peur de se mouiller. L’aquilon, Volume 36 numéro 31, 20 aout 2021, pp. 6-7. https://www.aquilon.nt.ca/documents/journal/Aquilon-V36N31.pdf or PDF

114. August, 2021: Research sur le pergélisol à Scotty Creek: Déménager pour éviter de nager. L’aquilon, Volume 36 numéro 30, 13 aout 2021, pp. 6-7. https://www.aquilon.nt.ca/documents/journal/Aquilon-V36N30.pdf or PDF

113. June, 2021: Interviewed by Loren McGinnis for “The Trailbreaker”, CBC Radio (30 June, 2021) on the current heat wave throughout western Canada.

112. June, 2021: Rapid permafrost thaw expected in N.W.T., Yukon after heat wave, experts warn, CBC News article, 30 June, 2021. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/permafrost-thaw-nwt-yukon-heat-wave-1.6086518. PDF

111. June, 2021: Interviewed by Anna Desmarais, South Slave Correspondent, CBC North (29 June, 2021) on the current heat wave throughout western Canada.

110. June, 2021: Interviewed by Marie-Soleil Desautels, Journaliste/Reporter, Médias ténois / La presse (14 June, 2021) on evolution of the Scotty Creek Research Station to an Indigenous-led research park.

109. June, 2021: “Newly published article projects increase in peatland carbon emissions during non-growing season due to climate warming”, Water Institute News, 7 June, 2021. https://uwaterloo.ca/water-institute/news/newly-published-article-projects-increase-peatland-carbon PDF

108. June, 2021: “YK businesses send donated goods to Fort Simpson”, Yellowknifer, 19  May, 2021, p. A7. www.nnsl.com. PDF

107. May, 2021: Laurier researchers offer support to Dehcho Region in the Northwest Territories following devastating flood. Laurier News Hub, 17 May, 2021. https://www.chooselaurier.ca/news/spotlights/2021/may/laurier-researchers-offer-support-to-dehcho-region-in-the-northwest-territories-following-devastating-flood.html PDF

106. May, 2021: GNWT matching flooding donations made to United Way NWT. Cabin Radio, 14 May, 2021. https://cabinradio.ca/63060/news/dehcho/gnwt-matching-flooding-donations-made-to-united-way-nwt/?fbclid=IwAR3JCsu2SVhNSxqxjKjPnydzblMs4UQPijBkfv0MwGgj_2CJ6buDTp8KZFs. PDF

105. February, 2021: Vancouver Sun. Interview with Derrick Penner, Reporter, for news article “B.C. permafrost warming comes with climate warning”, 26 Feb., 2021. https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/permafrost-warming-comes-with-climate-warning or PDF

104. February, 2021: Radio-Canada documentary “The forest of the future” featuring the Scotty Creek Research Station: https://ici.radio-canada.ca/tele/la-semaine-verte/site 

103. February, 2021: Government of Canada announces funding for research at Scotty Creek through the NSERC Alliance programme: https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/government-of-canada-invests-in-research-and-development-collaborations-in-diverse-areas-from-manufacturing-to-agriculture-844067061.html  or PDF

102. November, 2020: Interview and article, Cabin Radio, Yellowknife, NWT. “Podcast will explore climate change’s impact on Dehcho.” https://cabinradio.ca/49499/news/environment/podcast-will-explore-climate-changes-impact-on-dehcho/.

101. October, 2020: On-site visit to Scotty Creek Research Station by France Beaudoin. Radio-Canada (La semaine verte), Montreal. Interviews and film footage for documentary. 7 October. 

100. September, 2020: On-site visit to Scotty Creek Research Station by Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN). Interviews and film footage for APTN documentary. 26-29 September.

99. August, 2020: Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN), Yellowknife, NWT. On-line article: “Dehcho guardians guiding research on climate change” 18 Aug., 2020. https://www.aptnnews.ca/national-news/dehcho-guardians-guiding-research-on-climate-change/ 

98. July, 2020: Max Gibson, Gimlet Media, New York (Spodify). Interview on the Dehcho Collaborative on Permafrost. 8 July, 2020. 

97. July, 2020: Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN), Yellowknife, NWT. Interview on how climate change is changing the land. 7 July, 2020. 

96. May, 2020: Matisse Harvey, Radio-Canada (CBC Quebec), Montreal. Privés d'accès au terrain, des chercheurs sollicitent l'aide de communautés du Nord. 29 May, 2020. https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1707197/arctique-chercheurs-recherches-terrain-autochtones-nord-science or PDF

95. May, 2020: Cabin Radio, Yellowknife. On-line article: ‘This is an opportunity.’ Scientists and guardians team up in pandemic”: https://cabinradio.ca/36450/news/environment/this-is-an-opportunity-scientists-and-guardians-team-up-in-pandemic/

94. April, 2020: Hannah Paulson, Cabin Radio, Yellowknife. Interview on how researchers are adjusting to C-19. 29 April, 2020.

93. April, 2020: Joanne Stassen, CBC North, Yellowknife. Interview on how researchers are adjusting to C-19. 20 April, 2020.

92. April, 2020: Five Laurier researchers who are helping protect the Earth. Wilfrid Laurier University on-line publication: https://www.wlu.ca/news/spotlights/2020/april/five-laurier-researchers-who-are-helping-protect-the-earth.html. PDF

91. March, 2020: CBC North, The Trail Breaker, CBC report on Dehcho collaborative on permafrost: link

90. March, 2020: “Indigenous Guardians learn how to map permafrost changes in new workshop”. CBC North news article, published on-line, 4 March, 2020: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/indigenous-guardians-permafrost-map-workshop-1.5480069. PDF

89. February, 2020: Interview with Susan Nerberg, Freelance Reporter/Writer on subject of field courses/camps for Dehcho-based high school students, 24 Feb., 2020.

88. December, 2019: Interview with Anna Desmarais, Correspondent, CBC North, on subject on current research at Scotty Creek Research Station, 16 December, 2019.

87. November, 2019: Three Laurier events to focus on Indigenous research. Wilfrid Laurier University on-line publication: https://www.wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2019/nov/three-laurier-events-to-focus-on-indigenous-research.html. or PDF

86. November, 2019: Laurier researchers help to build understanding between scientists and Indigenous communities around the Arctic. Wilfrid Laurier University on-line publication: https://wlu.ca/news/spotlights/2019/nov/laurier-researchers-help-to-build-understanding-between-scientists-and-indigenous-communities-around-the-arctic.html or PDF

85. October, 2019: Interview with Victoria Emanuelle Forest-Briand, Columnist-Researcher, CBC Quebec, Canada, on article “Large loss of CO2 in winter observed across the northern permafrost region” in Nature Climate Change, 22 October, 2019.

84. August, 2019: Interview by Native Press, Yellowknife, on Northern Research Basins Symposium & Workshop, Yellowknife. Interviewed by Zach Dahl.

83. August, 2019: Interview with CKLB Radio on Northern Research Basins Symposium & Workshop, 101.9 FM, Yellowknife. Interviewed by Josh Campbell: https://soundcloud.com/cklbradio/bill-quinton-august-22nd

82. August, 2019: Interview with CBC North (Yellowknife) on Northern Research Basins Symposium. Interviewed by Avery Zingel.

81. June, 2019: Laurier Press Release: Laurier to host circumpolar conference in Yellowknife on northern hydrology and Indigenous knowledge sharing. https://www.wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2019/aug/laurier-to-host-circumpolar-conference-in-yellowknife-on-northern-hydrology-and-indigenous-knowledge-sharing.html or PDF

80. June, 2019: Laurier Press Release: New Laurier Research Chair program helping top researchers make an impact. https://www.wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2019/june/new-laurier-research-chair-program-helping-top-researchers-make-an-impact.html. Or PDF

79. June, 2019: National Film Board of Canada production for TVO and the Knowledge Network. Interview with Nikita Takkar (Documentary Researcher, Toronto) on how permafrost thaw is changing the boreal region.

78. May, 2019: Global News. Interview with Brian Hill (Writer, Researcher Global News, Ottawa) on impacts of permafrost thaw on Canadians, 2 May, 2019.

77. April, 2019: CBC news article, Should we blame the N.W.T.'s warm March on climate change? One researcher says yes. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/nwt-mild-march-climate-change-1.5077685 or PDF

76. March, 2019: CBC Radio, Interview with Avery Zingel, news reporter, The World at Six.

75. March, 2019: CBC North, The Trail Breaker, live interview with Alyssa Moser. Audio

74. March, 2019: CBC North, Interview with Gabriela Panza-Beltrandi, CBC North Reporter on Climate Warming, Yellowknife.

73. April, 2019: Feature Article (Wilfrid Laurier University), We drink it. We swim in it. We farm with it. We waste it. And we have less of it than you think. https://wlu.ca/features/water/index.html

72. March, 2019: GeoScience BC Press Release: New Report Shows Effects of Melting Permafrost on Landscape and Hydrology, Vancouver, BC – March 7, 2019. PDF

71. November, 2018: Laurier Press Release: Laurier’s Cold Regions Research Centre hosts conference examining impact of climate change on Indigenous communities in the North. https://www.wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2018/nov/lauriers-cold-regions-research-centre-hosts-conference-examining-impact-of-climate-change-on-indigenous-communities-in-the-north.html or PDF

70. October, 2018: Laurier Press Release: Cold regions hydrology expert to speak at Laurier. https://wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2018/oct/cold-regions-hydrology-expert-to-speak-at-laurier.html or PDF

69. October, 2018: Laurier researchers in the North engaging region’s youngest minds. https://www.wlu.ca/news/spotlights/2018/oct/laurier-researchers-in-the-north-engaging-regions-youngest-minds.html? or PDF

68. September, 2018: Laurier’s Cold Regions Research Centre accepting student registrations for Northwest Territories field course. https://www.wlu.ca/news/spotlights/2018/sept/gg-499v-call-for-applications.html? or PDF

67. June, 2018: Laurier Press Release: National Indigenous People Day. https://www.wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2018/june/expert-alert-national-indigenous-peoples-day.html. PDF

66. May, 2018: Interview with Current Affairs, CBC North Radio. Discussion on how permafrost thaw is affecting the Dehcho region. MP3

65. May, 2018: Interview with Josh Campbell, News Reporter / Host for CKLB Radio. Discussion on Dehcho Collaborative on Permafrost. https://soundcloud.com/cklbradio/bill-quinton-perma-frost-researcher-in-the-dehcho-may-16th

64. May, 2018: Interview (14 May, 2018) with Greg Mercer, for news article, Kitchener Record, May 19th, 2018. https://www.therecord.com/news-story/8618828-laurier-researchers-search-for-solutions-as-warming-climate-changes-the-north/?s=e?. PDF

63. May, 2018: Hoarfrost River environmental field study. Feature Article in Above & Beyond, First Air. http://arcticjournal.ca/health-science/science/hoarfrost-river-environmental-field-study/. PDF

62. April, 2018: Laurier and northern high school students headed to a remote research site in Northwest Territories for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. https://www.wlu.ca/academics/research/news/2018/april/laurier-and-northern-high-school-students-headed-to-a-remote-research-site%20.html. PDF

61. February, 2018: Interview on CKLB Radio, 101.9 FM, Yellowknife. Interview with Owen Fullerton: https://soundcloud.com/cklbradio/bill-quinton-on-northern-research-project

60. February, 2018: Laurier students team up with northern high school students for environmental field course near Yellowknife. https://www.wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2018/jan/laurier-students-team-up-with-northern-high-school-students-for-environmental-field-course-near-yellowknife.html. PDF

59. February, 2018: Laurier Press Release: Laurier Cold Regions Research Centre to host lecture on caribou decline in Northwest Territories. https://www.wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2018/feb/laurier-cold-regions-research-centre-to-host-lecture-on-caribou-decline-in-northwest-territories.html. PDF 

58. January, 2018: News / North: Permafrost project gets funding boost. Dehcho research maps permafrost loss, effects on water levels. PDF

57. December, 2017: Campus Magazine: Laurier up North: Researchers aim to answer important questions about a changing northern climate. http://www.campusmagazine.wlu.ca/. PDF

56. November, 2017: Laurier Press Release: Northern activist Daniel T'seleie to speak at Wilfrid Laurier University’s annual Cold Regions Research Centre Day, 1 Dec., 2017. https://www.wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2017/nov/activist-daniel-tseleie-to-speak-at-laurier-research-day.html. PDF

55. November, 2017: Interview with Josh Campbell, News Reporter / Host. Discussion on Cold Regions Research Centre Day. https://soundcloud.com/cklbradio/cold-climate-researcher-bill-quinton-november-29th

54. October, 2017:: Wilfrid Laurier University on-line publication: https://www.wlu.ca/news/spotlights/2017/oct/laurier-senior-research-associate-in-yellowknife-investigating-how-permafrost-thaw-is-changing-northern-landscapes.html. PDF

53. September, 2017: ERL Video Abstract: Scotty GHG Flux Studies: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/n0xzgrk50en8976/AABU0UQaQF2EeiqZFh5CC2NZa?dl=0

52. September, 2017: Promotional video for the opening of Wilfrid Laurier University’s new office in Yellowknife, NWT. 19 September. https://app.wipster.io/Review/A5UwEwBCK-nI_c66lab8CsvHCTr6q9_r0O3_Jc8nwcEnmYhcjg

51. August, 2017: Television interview with National Broadcast Company, Sakha (Yakutia), Russia. 9 August.

50. July, 2017: CBC North radio interview with Loren McGinnis (The Trailbreaker).

49. July, 2017: Laurier Press Release: Laurier Cold Regions Research Centre accepting student registrations for Northwest. https://www.wlu.ca/news/spotlights/2017/july/nwt-field-trip-applications-being-accepted.html or PDF.

48. June, 2017: Laurier Press Release: Laurier-led Northern Water Futures project to study water sustainability in the Northwest Territories. https://wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2017/june/laurier-led-northern-water-futures-project-to-study-water-sustainability-in-the-northwest-territories.html. PDF

47. March, 2017: News Article, Dehcho Drum. Scientists reach out to youth: Thursday, March 9, 2017, p. 9. http://nnsl.com/archive/pdf-archives/de030917.pdf or PDF.

46. March, 2017: Interview on CKLB Radio, 101.9 FM, Yellowknife. Interview with Ashley Anthony on Denedeh Sunrise: https://soundcloud.com/cklbradio/bill-quinton-live-on-denendeh-sunrise-10th-of-march-2017 or MP3.

45. March, 2017: The influence of taliks on permafrost thaw in the Northwest Territories, Canada. Changing Cold Regions Network, Spotlight on Student Research. http://www.ccrnetwork.ca/documents/HQP/CCRNSpotlight_Connon_PhD.pdf

44. March, 2017: Laurier Press Release: Laurier field course gives Northwest Territories high school students experience combatting climate change. https://wlu.ca/news/news-releases/2017/march/laurier-field-course-gives-northern-high-school-students-experience-combatting-climate-change.html or PDF.

43. January, 2017: Extreme Camping, Ducks Unlimited publication: http://www.ducks.ca/stories/boreal-forest/extreme-camping/ or PDF.

42. September, 2016: Canadian Water Network WatKAN Plain Language Report. One page document or five page document

41. August, 2016: CKLB Radio, 101.9 FM. Interview with Josh Campbell, News Reporter / Host. Discussion on how climate change is affecting the Deh Cho region of the NWT. https://soundcloud.com/cklbradio/deh-cho-perma-frost-research

40. December, 2015: Toronto Star. Falling lake an omen of change in global permafrost landscape. http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2015/12/21/falling-lake-an-omen-of-change-in-global-permafrost-landscape.html. PDF

39. December, 2015: Telephone interview with Michael Robinson, Toronto Star on 21 December, 2015 on how permafrost thaw results in landscape change.

38. November, 2015: A\\J Alternatives Journal. Climate Warming and Aboriginal Communities in Northern Canada: Uncertain Futures. http://www.alternativesjournal.ca/community/events/climate-warming-and-aboriginal-communities-northern-canada-uncertain-futures. PDF

37. November, 2015: Laurier press release: https://www.wlu.ca/media/news-releases/november-2015/laurier-to-host-panel-on-the-effects-of-climate-change-in-canadas-north.html

36. November, 2015: 570 AM. Interview with Martin Bauman. http://www.570news.com/2015/11/19/laurier-panel-climate-change-posing-threat-to-canadas-north/

35. November, 2015: Scientific American. Permafrost Meltdown Raises Risk of Runaway Global Warming. Melting ground could release enough greenhouse gases to trigger catastrophic climate change http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/permafrost-meltdown-raises-risk-of-runaway-global-warming/. PDF

34. November, 2015: Climate Wire. Runaway global warming becomes a concern as permafrost melts. Thursday, November 19, 2015. http://www.eenews.net/stories/1060028256. PDF

33. September, 2015: Telephone Interview by G. Vaidyanathan of Climate Wire Magazine on 20 Sept., 2015 on how permafrost thaw is changing northern ecosystems.

32. August, 2015: Provided a two-day interpretive tour of the Scotty Creek research facility and site to G. Vaidyanathan, Reporter for Climate Wire / Scientific American.

31. April, 2015: Introductory remarks for “Water + Ice: Precious Resources, Principled Neighbours”. Panel discussion with Hon. M. Miltenberger, Minister of Finance and Minister of Environment & Natural Resources, Northwest Territories, and Ms. Merrell-Ann Phare, Chief Negotiator, Government of the NWT, and others. Youtube video: http://legacy.wlu.ca/page.php?grp_id=13495&p=23510

30. April, 2015: National Geographic, published 2 April, 2015. Reference to Scotty Creek in "Are Harvard's Dying Hemlocks a Warning for Trees Everywhere?". http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/04/150402-forest-die-off-climate-harvard-hemlocks-global-warming/?. PDF

29. January, 2015: Interviewed by Meagan Wohlberg, Northern Journal, 16 January, 2015. “Spreading southern wetlands, drying delta lakes: scientists predict the future of a warmer NWT”. http://norj.ca/2015/01/spreading-southern-wetlands-drying-delta-lakes-scientists-predict-the-future-of-a-warmer-nwt/. PDF

28. January, 2015: Interviewed by Randy Henderson, North Beat (TV), CBC North. CBC Studio, Yellowknife, 15 January, 2015. http://scottycreek.com/media/audio/28_CBC_INT_HYDROLOGIST%2001-26-2015.mp4

27. January, 2015: Legislature Talks: The Knowledge Series. Invited public presentation at the Legislature Building, Yellowknife: “A glimpse of the future: insights into water resources in a warmer NWT”, 14 January, 2015. Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaUgYDD5F8Q&feature=youtu.be

26. January, 2015: Interviewed by Ollie Williams. Moose FM - 100.1 CJCD Yellowknife, 13 January, 2015. http://scottycreek.com/media/audio/26_BILL-QUINTON-RAW_Moose-FM.mp3

25. January, 2015: Interviewed by Robyn Burns. CBC North. Yellowknife, 12 January, 2015. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/researchers-say-n-w-t-permafrost-is-thawing-at-a-dramatic-rate-1.2900813. PDF

24. October, 2014: Interviewed by Ollie Williams. Moose FM - 100.1 CJCD Yellowknife, 3 October, 2014. 

23. September, 2014: News Article, Dehcho Drum. Scientists study changing landscape: Researchers expanding permafrost studies at Scotty Creek. Thursday, September 4, 2014 p. 6. http://nnsl.com/archive/pdf-archives/

22. June, 2014: InsideLaurier (June 2014). Grad students spend three months at remote research site: Research in the Northwest Territories looks at how climate change is affecting the Far North. http://issuu.com/wilfridlaurieruniversity/docs/insidelaurier-april

21. April, 2014: Interviewed by Matt Holmes, Matt Holmes Show. CHML AM 900, Hamilton, 22 April, 2014. Discussion of Earth Day. http://scottycreek.com/media/audio/21_seg1-Bill-Quinton.mp3

20. October, 2013: Quinton radio interview. Host: Leonard Linklater, CBC Whitehorse – radio interview, 23 Oct., 2013. Oceanus share News and interviews CBC Radio Wolf Creek basin WLU project Oct-21 2013. http://www.wlu.ca/docsnpubs_detail.php?grp_id=13495&doc_id=57161 mp3

19. October, 2013: Transcript of Minister Miltenberger’s speech to the Legislature on the Laurier-GNWT Partnership. http://news.exec.gov.nt.ca/j-michael-miltenberger-update-on-partnership-with-wilfrid-laurier-university/ PDF

18. October, 2013: Research@Laurier (October 11, 2013). Researcher feature on: opening of new centre for leading-edge research into cold regions and water science. http://www.wlu.ca/news_detail.php?grp_id=0&nws_id=11726

17. October, 2013: Research@Laurier (October 13, 2013). Researcher feature on Canadian Water Network Grant: Laurier researchers receive funding for Water Knowledge Application Network (WatKAN), Quinton, English et al. http://www.wlu.ca/research.

16. October, 2013: News article, Kitchener Record, Oct. 5th, 2013. http://www.therecord.com/news-story/4141714-new-laurier-centre-focused-on-water-cold-region-research/ PDF

15. September, 2013: Opening of the new Centre for Cold Regions and Water Science. YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rhK1O_FHxs

14. September, 2013: Research@Laurier (September 9, 2013). Researcher feature on Quinton: “Research shows permafrost and ecosystems in the subarctic changing quickly”. http://www.wlu.ca/research.

13. September, 2013: Radio Canada International. Feature on Quinton/Baltzer/Sonnentag research at Scotty Creek, NWT. “Research shows permafrost and ecosystems in the subarctic changing quickly” by Marc Montgomery. http://www.rcinet.ca/en/2013/09/09/13345/. PDF

12. September, 2013: News Article, Dehcho Drum. Deh Cho muskeg at centre of climate change study, Thursday, September 5, 2013 p. 3. PDF

11. September, 2013: News Article, Dehcho Drum. Country food reassurances offered at Kakisa workshop. Thursday, September 5, 2013 p.4. PDF

10. September, 2013: News Article, Dehcho Drum. Muskeg offers climate clues. Thursday, September 5, 2013 p.7 PDF

9. September, 2013: Provided a two-day interpretive tour of the Scotty Creek research facility and site to the NASA/ABoVE (Arctic Boreal Vulnerability Experiment) Science Advisory Team.

8. August, 2013: Provided a one-day interpretive tour of the Scotty Creek research facility and site to a delegation including R. Thompson, Reporter for the Decho Drum, M. Miltenberger, NWT Minister of Environment, representatives from the Decho First Nation, and others.

7. August, 2013: Featured article by journal. Williams, T. W. Quinton and J. Baltzer, 2013. Linear disturbances on discontinuous permafrost: implications for thaw-induced changes to land-cover and drainage patterns. http://environmentalresearchweb.org/cws/article/news/54403. PDF

6. July, 2012: CBC North radio interview with Joslyn Osenbrug (The Trailbreaker).

5. January, 2012: Research@Laurier (Winter, 2012). Laurier awash in major water research. Researcher feature on northern water research at Laurier. http://www.wlu.ca/research. PDF

4. October, 2010: CBC-North TV interview with Deneze Nakehk'o (Northbeat), Climate warming in the north. Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre (4 October, 2010).

3. July, 2008: Research@Laurier (Summer, 2008). Researcher feature on the Laurier Institute for Water Science: “It’s all about water”. http://www.wlu.ca/research. PDF

2. December, 2007: Unlocking the secrets of climate change, by Roxanna Thompson, Northern News Services (13 December, 2007). PDF

1. December, 2007: Problems Ahead for Canada’s Water Supply. The Record (Kitchener), Research File (8 December, 2007). PDF