Our group focuses on understanding greenhouse gas and carbon dynamics in aquatic systems. We integrate field-based system analyses and experimental laboratory work to constrain empirical models for more accurate predictive modeling of global change impacts on aquatic biogeochemistry. Field sites include natural lakes, restored and natural wetlands, and reservoirs for flood control, drinking, or hydropower. Learn more about research in the Aquatic GHG Dynamics Lab (AquaGHG, for short).Â
News
Winter Term Update
This was a busy winter term for the AquaGHG Lab as they presented a total of 11 posters at four meetings, including at the annual meeting for the Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences (SCAS) in Hamilton, ON in February.Â
Tonya DelSontro recognized as an ASLO Sustaining Fellow​
The Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) have recognized Tonya as a 2024 Sustaining Fellow for her contributions to the society and the aquatic community.
Shayna Meinzinger completed intense year of fieldwork​
Shayna Meinzinger has completed her MSc fieldwork after an intense year of sampling 7 wetlands on different farms across southern Ontario.Â