Excited to share the first publication from my PhD work on swamps! We conducted a synoptic study of 12 swamps across southern Ontario looking at carbon pools and fluxes. doi.org/10.19189/001...

So at noon we find out that the last six months was the joke, right? ... ... Right?!!

Some beautiful winter fluxing in the swamps over the last few weeks

Whether it's the bog, fen, swamp, or urban wetland, we love to get fluxy 😁

Maria Strack@wetland-ghg.bsky.social · 2y ago

We're hosting a World Wetlands Day event at University of Waterloo tomorrow. But, as the official WWD2025 comes to an end, the Wetland Soils and Greenhouse Gas Exchange Lab wants to share this wetland ear worm. You'll be singing about wetlands all week long... youtu.be/X5bt_ZG1YBE

New open-access #SwampScience Carbon stocks and fluxes from a boreal conifer swamp: filling a knowledge gap for understanding the boreal C cycle agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...

Carbon Stocks and Fluxes From a Boreal Conifer Swamp: Filling a Knowledge Gap for Understanding the Boreal C Cycle

<em>Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences</em> is an AGU journal publishing papers on the biogeosciences of the Earth system and the extension of this research to planetary studies.

agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com

The swamps are coming alive again

Happy meow-loween from the peatland cats, Black Spruce and Larch!

Then ---> now 2017, 3rd yr undergrad, the summer that started it all w/ @kenzco4.bsky.social in AB & NWT. 2023, 3rd yr PhD, the swamp project that just keeps growing w/ @wetland-ghg.bsky.social in southern ON. Thankful for these two amazing women for taking a chance and believing in me.

Taking a nervous system reset break with my wonderfully chaotic native gardens. Love this corner.

Check in on your queer friends and family today 💔🏳️‍🌈

Super exciting Friday evening in the lab #gradlife

Someone come work in the swamps with me and tell me about the hydrology!! Wettest day yet after a big storm last night - 45 cm at the collar in the pool!

Enjoying the colours and visitors in my native gardens.