Dr. Sean K. Carey
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Dr Carey is a Professor in the School of Earth, Environment & Society and heads the Watershed Hydrology Group at McMaster University. His research interests include hydrological, biogeochemical and land surface processes in natural and human impacted environments. He has a particular interest in long-term research projects and working with stakeholders and communities to better steward water resources.
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Research Staff and Post-Doctoral fellows
Dr. Mike Treberg
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Dr Treberg helps run the show from Ottawa. He has a PhD in plant ecology, yet "enjoys" the trials and tribulations of making sure all the equipment works and designing/building instruments for the lab and field.
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Dr. Gord Drewitt
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Dr Drewitt crunches all the data to evaluate the biometeorological fluxes of water and carbon from reclamation and natural ecosystems, He also keeps the mountains of data in order.
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Graduate Students
Andras Szeitz
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Andras' PhD work examines drivers of water temperature change across thermal and vegetation gradients in Yukon. This photo was taken in an emergency
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Clara Cogswell
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Clara is the second Texan in the group and joins us from CUAHSI to begin her PhD in Yukon exploring cold region hydrological processes. The Toe Captain approves!
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Calvin Newbery
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Calvin Newbery's MSc explores the hydrometric response of streams in Yukon. Interesting stuff!
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Connor Lashley
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Connor will be working on understanding shrub vegetation water use and how rapid ecosystem change in Yukon is influence evapotranspiration. Yes, this is his official varsity track photo.
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Brett Jacot
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Brett joins the Group from UofT via the Lone Star State. Exciting topic to be revealed, but as a teaser he will be working with collaborators on eDNA to evaluate changes in Yukon streams.
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In Yukon
Rosy Tutton
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Rosy is a GWF field researcher and brings a wealth of field experience from Labrador to the NWT.
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David Barret
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Dave is a GWF field researcher and helps all the Yukon crew with their work while keeping everything in order.
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