This project addresses one of the most visible consequences of climate change in polar regions: the rapid retreat of glaciers into the sea and the resulting impacts on marine ecosystems. This project will consist of an exhibition of high-resolution satellite imagery, followed by a workshop that offers a multifaceted exploration of the changes underway in glaciers and their ecosystems.
Glaciers in Transition: when Art and Science Converge
Institution: Université du Québec (à Rimouski)
Lead
- Deborah BenkortUniversity of Quebec at Rimouski
Funding Call
Knowledge Mobilization
Knowledge Mobilization
Region
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Years
2025, 2026
2025, 2026
Funded By
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
MEOPAR Projects
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