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I feel like #LGBTQinSTEMDay and #PolarPride Day is probably a good opportunity to poke my head above the snow and post a bit about what my research in the Arctic entails... 
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looking at the ways in which climate change is affecting Inuinnait food systems in the Canadian High Arctic 
Pictured below is the community I am lucky enough to work in for some of the (non-COVID) year, Ulukhaktok, ISR. 
looking at the ways in which climate change is affecting Inuinnait food systems in the Canadian High Arctic Pictured below is the community I am lucky enough to work in for some of the (non-COVID) year, Ulukhaktok, ISR.
Community members also record their activities for us in to give us a better understanding of how climate change is affecting subsistence activities throughout the year. 
I am fortunate enough sometimes to go on harvesting trips out of the community (it can get a bit cold) 
I am fortunate enough sometimes to go on harvesting trips out of the community (it can get a bit cold)
We also ask community members how other parts of daily life are affecting their ability to source land-based (otherwise termed 'country') foods. This contextualises climate change, and works to qualify its impact relative to other challenges 
If you want to know any more about my work, let me know and I'll see if I can help! Over and out! 
