Dr. Linda Campbell (she/her/elle)

Come and join the fun! There'll be ASL-English interpreters as well. 📖

Peek a boo!

Will you be hosting this at SMU as well?

🧐 What is the 4th item indicated by "Haz"?

Oooh. That looks great! I would not have thought of using chinkiang vinegar, so I'm looking forward to trying this.

Those seems really nice. I've dried those for now as I don't think I will go through those very quickly. But a little taste did indicate a really nice sweet and spicy flavour profile so it'll be fun to experiment. Maybe a mango and pepper hot sauce?

I received a pepper plant mislabelled as "jalapeno" and grew it all summer only to find out it looked nothing like jalapeno. This is exactly what the fruit looks like! 🔥🌶️ 😬 Even just cutting it up made my eyes water (wore gloves)

Maybe mystery solved? How do you use in recipes?

Three people in safety vests collecting samples near a calm forest pond under a partly cloudy sky.

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What's happening for Truth and Reconciliation Day around Halifax and beyond for 2025 | CBC News Tuesday marks the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — an annual commemoration honouring the children who died while attending residential schools and the survivors, families and communit...

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Will keep an eye out! 😊

Ooh those are nice! Would there be a chance of getting those prints as tea towels?

A bank of clouds hangs over a city horizon with water in front. A colorful sunset can be seen reflected in water and clouds.

Lovely sunset over Halifax last evening.

A beaded eagle feather on red cloth laid upon a small slab of honey-coloured rock. It is sitting on a black lab bench top with some lab cleaning materials and sample jars.

Truth and Reconciliation happens every day. Honoured to have a kitpu eagle feather in our ENVS lab at @smuscience.bsky.social.

No a botanist but I also would spend time admiring this beautiful plant and the gorgeous wood behind it! 📸

Image 1 of 15 of a Crow Time update listing various French Canadian / Quebecois expressions and illustrating them with crows.

Image 2 of 15 of a Crow Time update listing various French Canadian / Quebecois expressions and illustrating them with crows. This one includes "tsé" (you know) and "y fait frette" (it's very cold).

Image 3 of 15 of a Crow Time update listing various French Canadian / Quebecois expressions and illustrating them with crows. This one is "bec sucré" (sweet beak, which is akin to sweet tooth).

Image 4 of 15 of a Crow Time update listing various French Canadian / Quebecois expressions and illustrating them with crows. This one is "C't'encore drôle" meaning "its still funny," an expression said to express doubt that sonething will happen.

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Images of four invasive crayfish (Red Swamp - Procambarus clarkii, Marbled - P. virginalis, Rusty - Faxonius rusticus, and Yabby - Cherax destructor) with the text, "Get to know the invaders" and the RIPPLE logo.

Not all claws are created equal - meet the invasive crayfish crew of Michigan. 📣 Check out our Great Lakes Almanac to Invasive Crayfish and learn how to tell these invaders apart from our friendlier native crawdads. 👉 bit.ly/crayfishalma...

Green grass tipped with dewdrops. A slight blur of red leaf can be seen through the grass blades.

That time of the year when grass glisten with early Fall dew. Can you see the little glimpse of the red leaf, a sign of the coming season?

I've been using a USBC mic but its awkward for dynamicsettings. Airpods could be a good option.... 🤔 following.

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Got it now. I'll be doing a bit of experimenting! 🪲

Do you fill the container with a bit of water?

Multiple pink and white flowers flowers emanating from a slender green stem.

Tobacco plant in bloom! (Nicotiana tabacum). This is a part of our Indigenous medicine plant project in our Environmental Science spaces at @smuscience.bsky.social.

Once you get it set up, share a photo?

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I dont have accounts with either as podcasts are typically very inaccessible, but good to know.

Cool! Do you have transcripts for each podcast for accessibility?

Tomato leaf in a garden. A little yellow spider with red stripes is on the leaf, tending to a white silk egg cocoon hanging at the bottom of the leaf.

A little orbweaver spider tending to its cocoon on the tip of a tomato leaf.

Epcor to resume cull of invasive goldfish in west Edmonton stormwater pond | CBC News Epcor is moving ahead with plans to eradicate invasive goldfish in a stormwater pond in the Glastonbury neighbourhood in Edmonton.

Yes. Edmonton has really been leading the way on this for a while. Great way to conserve water in drought conditions too. Although aquatic invasive species can be a problem. Epcor to resume cull of invasi...
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An urban pond in Edmonton Alberta. Blue sky with big clouds. Trees, reeds and houses reflecting on water surface. Two white pelicans can be seen swimming by in distance.

Well-managed urban stormwater ponds can be places of refuge and beauty. Here, a pair of pelicans has been in this naturalized stormwater pond for several weeks.

Info (set location to Edmonton): www.epcor.com/ca/en/ab/edm...

A large piece of driftwood with a tangled rope lies in the foreground on a rocky beach. In the background, two people are walking near the water's edge, with a forest and a body of water visible under a partly cloudy sky.

Feeling adventurous? Trade your hiking boots for beachcombing shoes 🌊 Nova Scotia's coastline is a rockhound's paradise, filled with geological treasures just waiting to be discovered. "Fundy Field Notes: A Very Amateur Guide to Rockhounding in Nova Scotia." museum.novascotia.ca/blog/fundy-f...