Dr. Helen Baulch
Associate Professor, School of Environment and Sustainability; Centennial Enhancement Chair in Aquatic Ecosystem Biogeochemistry, University of Saskatchewan
Water quality, Aquatic ecology, Global change, Biogeochemical cycles, Greenhouse gas emissions, Eutrophication, Algal blooms, Climate change
Media
GLOBAL WATER FUTURES CONF HELEN BAULCH MAY 9, 2019
PROF HELEN BAULCH OF U of S SHARES ON THE UPCOMING CONF IN SASKATOON MAY 14-17, 2019. AND THE CHALLENGES FACING WATER SECURITY ON THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES.
Introducing SENS faculty member Helen Baulch
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Health threat from blue-green blooms extends beyond single toxin
Biography
Dr. Helen Baulch is an associate professor at the School of Environment and Sustainability at the University of Saskatchewan. She is an aquatic ecosystem biogeochemist with a research focus at the interface between field research and modelling. Her research interests include water quality, aquatic ecology, global change, biogeochemical cycles, greenhouse gas emissions, and eutrophication. The overall goal of her research program is to determine how to maintain crucial freshwater ecosystem services in the face of climate change and nutrient pollution.