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Notes From the Field
October 5th 2022
Notes From the Field
Sending thanks and farewells to our summer interns.
Sending thanks and farewells to our summer interns.
The Promise (And Challenge) of Using Drones for Deer Surveys
October 4th 2022
The Promise (And Challenge) of Using Drones for Deer Surveys
Project funded by the 2022 Gault Research Award
Project funded by the 2022 Gault Research Award
Riparia
September 8th 2022
Riparia
Inspiring young women to protect freshwater ecosystems
Inspiring young women to protect freshwater ecosystems
New research pavilion will advance understanding of extreme weather events and ecosystem effects
September 2nd 2022
New research pavilion will advance understanding of extreme weather events and ecosystem effects
New International Partnership with Peruvian and Belgian Field Stations
August 4th 2022
New International Partnership with Peruvian and Belgian Field Stations
Invasive Species: A Study of Tench and Their Invasion Potential
August 4th 2022
Invasive Species: A Study of Tench and Their Invasion Potential
A study at the Gault Nature Reserve
A study at the Gault Nature Reserve
Behind the Scenes With Our Photographer Alex Tran
August 4th 2022
Behind the Scenes With Our Photographer Alex Tran
Photography as a tool for science communication
Photography as a tool for science communication
The Gault Nature Reserve is using iNaturalist!
July 25th 2022
The Gault Nature Reserve is using iNaturalist!
Help us identify and monitor the species of the Reserve.
Help us identify and monitor the species of the Reserve.
Summer Interns Step up to Protect the Common Snapping Turtle
July 5th 2022
Summer Interns Step up to Protect the Common Snapping Turtle
Notes from the Field
July 5th 2022
Notes from the Field
The 2022 field season is in full swing, and the Reserve is full of researchers and students again.
The 2022 field season is in full swing, and the Reserve is full of researchers and students again.
Anti-tick tactics
June 2nd 2022
Anti-tick tactics
The black-legged tick is increasingly common in southern Quebec. Luckily, there are simple precautions that help prevent tick bites while or after hiking.
The black-legged tick is increasingly common in southern Quebec. Luckily, there are simple precautions that help prevent tick bites while or after hiking.
A Successful 24 Hours of Science
June 1st 2022
A Successful 24 Hours of Science
Over 90 students and 250 total participants were able to learn about a variety of scientific fields, explore research at the Reserve and learn amid nature.
Over 90 students and 250 total participants were able to learn about a variety of scientific fields, explore research at the Reserve and learn amid nature.
Newsletters
July 2026
From research discoveries to summer activities, discover what’s happening at Gault
June 2026
The buzz about mosquitoes: more than just an itchy nuisance ; Easier EV charging at Gault ; ...
May 2026
Discover the 2026 Gault Research Award recipients and their projects
April 2026
Get ready for 24 Hours of Science and plan your spring nature outings
March 2026
McGill24, nature’s benefits for the brain, and early spring conditions on the trails
February 2026
Beet juice, wildlife protection, and March Break activities at Gault
January 2026
Research, conservation, and community at the heart of our 2025
December 2025
How trees, soil, and streams connect ; Insect inventory at Gault ; Ready for a winter adventure? ; ...
November 2025
Tracking aquatic life in real time ; Trail conditions in November ; Events at Gault this month ; ...
October 2025
Opening of the Trails of the Past exhibit ; Enjoy the Colours, Stress-Free! ; ...
September 2025
From pet to pest ; Biodiversity festival ; Fall hours ; ...
August 2025
Local roots, global reach ; Serious about their seeds ; Trail work period underway ; ...
