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On June 9, 2022 at 1:27:41 PM CDT, Gravatar kelsey-friesenumanitoba-ca:

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    The James Bay Expedition was an exciting ocean expedition aboard the Research Vessel (R/V) William Kennedy, taken place August 2021 and 2022. The goal of the expedition was to explore the marine environment of James Bay and learn how it is interconnected with the nearby river systems. During the last few decades, James Bay has received little attention from scientists, despite its vast size and importance to communities and wildlife. The Bay faces pressures from both hydroelectric development and climate change that will need to be assessed and monitored. Very little is known about the Bay's physical, chemical and biological features such as its circulation patterns, underwater habitats, and food webs so there is much to learn. Recognition goes to the representatives of Mushkegowuk Council and Cree Nation Government for their Working Group that helped plan these expeditions. (Photo credit: Maude Durand from Oceans North)
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    The James Bay Expedition was an exciting ocean expedition aboard the Research Vessel (R/V) William Kennedy, taken place August 2021 and 2022. The goal of the expedition was to explore the marine environment of James Bay and learn how it is interconnected with the nearby river systems. During the last few decades, James Bay has received little attention from scientists, despite its vast size and importance to communities and wildlife. The Bay faces pressures from both hydroelectric development and climate change that will need to be assessed and monitored. Very little is known about the Bay's physical, chemical and biological features such as its circulation patterns, underwater habitats, and food webs so there is much to learn. Recognition goes to the representatives of Mushkegowuk Council and Cree Nation Government for their Working Group that helped plan these expeditions. Request for data use and purpose would require permission granted from both governing bodies. (Photo credit: Maude Durand from Oceans North)