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​LAB MEMBERS

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Murray Humphries
Professor of Wildlife Biology
Aacdemic Director of Centre for Indigenous Peoples' Nutrition and Environment (CINE)
Co-Research Director of Canadian Mountain Network (CMN)

Member of the Quebec Center for Biodiversity Science (QCBS)

Department of Natural Resource Sciences
McGill University, Macdonald Campus
21,111 Lakeshore Road
Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec, Canada H9X 3V9
murray.humphries(at)mcgill.ca
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Manuelle Landry-Cuerrier
Northern Research & Training Coordinator

​manuelle.landry-cuerrier(at)mcgill.ca

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Catherine Geoffroy
Northern Research & Training Coordinator

​catherine.c.geoffroy(at)gmail.com

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Gwyneth Anne MacMillan
Post-doctoral researcher
gwyneth.macmillan(at)mail.mcgill.ca

Wildlife, Environmental Change, and Local Indigenous Food Systems (WECLIFS)

Current Graduate Students

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Will Hein (MSc)

Understanding ecological relationships between insects and caribou in Northern Yukon under changing climate conditions​
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Patrick Gibeau (MSc)

Shifting wolf dynamics on the Yukon North Slope in the era of climate change
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Duncan Warltier (PhD)

Describing Indigenous Food Security: a multi-disciplinary approach to valuing Canada’s wild food systems
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Allison Ford (PhD)

Biocultural keystone species, seasonal knowledges, and environmental change in Eeyou Istchee
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Jessica Norris (MSc)

Monitoring and projecting the Yukon North Slope muskoxen populations using aerial and ground-based methodologies
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Xavier Giroux-Bougard (PhD)

Monitoring movement, seasonal range and sexual segregation in barren ground caribou
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Alexandra Langwieder (MSc)

Investigating polar bear ecology in the Eeyou Marine Region of James Bay
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Jackie Hamilton (PhD)​

Where trees grow: Assessing the value of trees as indicators of conditions on working landscapes across Canada

Former Graduate Students

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Mélanie Leblanc (PhD 2022)

Eelgrass (Zostera marina) ecosystems in eastern Canada and their importance to migratory waterfowl​
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Laurence Carter (MSc 2021)

Muskox «Ovibos moschatus» habitat associations and interactions with caribou «Rangifer tarandus»
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Mikhaela Neelin (MSc 2022)

Beavers (Castor canadensis) in Nunavik: integrating multiple ways of knowing to address climate change concerns related to the expansion of boreal species into tundra regions
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Allyson Menzies (PhD 2021)

Warm bodies in cold places: thermoregulation, activity, and energy expenditure of boreal homeotherms in winter
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Eleanor Stern (MSc 2022)

Wildlife science inclusive of local priorities and knowledge co-production: moose habitat
selection in the Adapted Forestry Regime of Eeyou Istchee, Northern Quebec
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Emily Studd (PhD 2020)

Biologging wildlife behaviour and the seasonality of boreal food webs
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