While my 20 year-old digital camera can't handle low light very well, these blurry pika pictures are too cute not to share

Mississippian Period marine fossils from the Mount Head Formation in Kananskis!

(don't worry, I also took photos with objects for scale)

There's a family of mountain cottontails in my neighbourhood, and one of the kits ran off and fell into our window well during the major storm last night. Luckily it's safe and back with its family now!

Our window wells seem to trap all sorts of small animals so we're building ramps for them.

There's an adorable family of Canada geese with five little goslings that often wanders around campus, and seeing the parents teach the goslings how to do goose things always makes my day.

For #WorldGlacierDay, here's a photo of my favourite glacier, the Illecillecwaet Glacier in Glacier National Park, Canada. Its name comes from the Sinixt word meaning "big water", as it feeds the Illecillecwaet River, a major river that flows into the Columbia River.

I had a wonderful weekend at the Métis Nation of B.C.'s Ministry of Environment Protection, Climate Change and Food Security Conference and Citizen Workshop! It was so amazing to connect with other Métis citizens and elders from across B.C. working to help protect the environment and each other.

Today I celebrated International Women's Day by going for supper with my mom and a lifelong mentor of mine. These two women have helped shape me into the person I am today, and I love them so so much.

Happy International Women's Day everyone!

An unedited photo from my walk along the river today! The weather has been nice lately, so I thought I'd get out and play around with a camera I recently added to my collection.

I handmade some Pacific tree frog and salmon stickers 😊. I have a small Cricut machine and a photo printer, so I can turn my doodles into waterproof stickers at home!

I too have been added to the fried rice 🤦‍♀️

I saw a shikâk (Michif for skunk) for the first time ever today! I watched it adorably skip along from a safe distance.

For #FieldworkFriday, here's a curious cow that kept following @parkefont.bsky.social and I while we were conducting field work in the Okanagan, BC, on the traditional territories of the Syilx people. It was kind of cute but also unnerving, and there ended up being multiple cows.

It's International Day of Persons with Disabilities!

A success story:
Thanks to @watershedlab.bsky.social, @parkefont.bsky.social, and Mike Thiel, I was able to get out and have a wonderful field experience in August, even with my physical disability. Hiking poles make great mobility aids! #IDPwD

the view of the sky from my backyard this evening

I have an instagram account that posts low quality photos of rabbits spotted on campus and it's pretty dumb but I love it. Here's two rabbits from the other day that I originally thought were chunks of snow.