About
I am a geomorphologist, and consequently am interested in the processes that shape the face of the earth, such as wind, water, glaciers, and slope failures. My main interest is in coastal geomorphology. I did a Master's degree at McMaster University in physical geography. While there, I studied the morphology and management of coastal sand dunes in Nova Scotia. During my PhD at the University of British Columbia, I researched the impact of human activity on the Fraser River delta. I am also interested in environmental issues; as can be seen in my research, I combine physical geography with a study of the impact of human activity. I strongly believe that one of the most important things to acquire is a good understanding and appreciation of the environment around you, and that the best way to learn this is through practical experience. Field trips are very important!
Education and credentials
- PhD, British Columbia
- MSc, McMaster
- BSc, British Columbia