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We are an international research collaborative working to quantify the flux of nutrient-rich materials from coastal watersheds to nearshore marine ecosystems.

We address information gaps, develop regional collaborations, and synthesize knowledge regarding water, carbon, and nutrient fluxes in a landscape where intense transformations and rapid transfers between terrestrial and freshwater environments control the delivery of these materials to the ocean.

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We are supported in part by the US National Science Foundation award #1557186.

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Post-doctoral position in biological oceanography at UBC

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PARAMETERIZING THE PLANKTON FOOD-WEB SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR JUVENILE SALMON AND HERRING IN THE STRAIT OF GEORGIA Position description: Zooplankton are the principal dietary items for juvenile salmon and herring, and changes in plankton communities are key factors limiting these fishes’ growth and survival. How plankton respond to changes in the ocean’s physical and chemical conditions … Continue reading Post-doctoral position in biological oceanography at UBC

Post-doctoral Fellow: Process-based modelling of responses of small streams to reach-scale and catchment-scale disturbance. University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada

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Closing date for applications: 17th February 2017, but applications accepted after the deadline. Start date: 1st May 2017 or soon thereafter We are seeking a Post-Doctoral Fellow for a collaborative project between University of British Columbia, Swedish Agricultural University (Umeå, Sweden) and University of Oulu (Finland), to develop process-based models for interactions between small streams … Continue reading Post-doctoral Fellow: Process-based modelling of responses of small streams to reach-scale and catchment-scale disturbance. University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada

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