Click here to return to home page

Banff, Alberta

 
  Search & Site Index About the Banff CentreBanff Centre Programs  l  Banff Centre Events  l  Departments  l  Facilities
 
Mountain Culture symbol Mtn Culture Home Film Festivall Book Festivall Mountain Summit l Our Sponsors l Contact Us
 

Ecological and Earth Sciences in Mountain Areas: Sept. 6-10, 2002

Jules Blais

Jules Blais is Assistant Professor of Biology at the University of Ottawa. His work focuses on identifying the consequences of anthropogenic stressors on natural systems. The main emphasis is on the sources, pathways and fate of persistent pollutants such as organochlorine pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and trace metals in aquatic environments. He is looking at the potential for ecosystems in cold climates to retain and biomagnify semi-volatile organochlorine compounds like PCBs and pesticides. Methods include a combination of field analysis and modeling approaches, and encompass a range of biological and chemical limnology, land-water interactions, biogeochemical cycles, and water quality issues. 
 

 Mountain Culture, The Banff Centre |  107 Tunnel Mountain Dr  |  Box 1020 Banff, Alberta, Canada T1L 1H5


Contact