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Dr. Sarah Boon is a geographer working in the Alberta Water and Environmental Science Building. With a research focus on mountain hydrology, Boon studies snow melt and glacial melt and how they contribute to runoff in mountain systems.
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The Alberta Water and Environmental Science Building (AWESB) was completed in 2008 and contains numerous sustainable features that helped it earn silver LEED certification.
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Dr. Craig Coburn is an accomplished geographer in the Alberta Water and Environmental Science Building. Here he's pictured with a goniometer, an instrument that either measures an angle or allows an object to be rotated to a precise angular position.
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Dr. Hester Jiskoot is a glacier researcher and associate professor in the Department of Geography at the U of L. Her work often takes her to remote locations such as these.
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Dr. Joe Rasmussen is a professor of biological sciences and a national leader in aquatic ecosystem research. He is also a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Tier I Canada Research Chair.
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Dr. Stewart Rood, here with a group of students at a field study location, is a University of Lethbridge environmental science researcher and member of the Water Institute for Sustainable Environments.
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The Alberta Water and Environment Science Building (AWESB) was completed in 2008 and contains numerous sustainable features that helped it earn silver LEED certification. The AWESB houses many of the country's most accomplished water researchers and is home to the Water Institute for Sustainable Environments. The building itself uses several innovative water and energy conservation programs. For more information on the AWESB, visit this website.