Guillaume Grosbois

Fish presence alters amphibian and zooplankton communities in kettle lakes, but not hydrological connectivity

This study examines how fish presence and hydrological connectivity affect amphibian and zooplankton communities in kettle lakes, finding fish presence alters communities more than connectivity.

Mining and e-waste recycling influence the spatial distribution of technology-critical elements, but not rare earth elements, in boreal lakes

This study examines the spatial distribution of technology-critical elements and rare earth elements in boreal lakes near a mining area, finding that some TCEs follow pollution patterns while REEs are geologically sourced.

Live fast and die young: walleye populations adapt their life cycle to degraded lakes of the Canadian clay belt.

This study compares walleye populations in degraded and non-degraded lakes, finding that young-of-the-year grow faster in degraded lakes due to abundant zooplankton, but adult mortality compromises population stability.