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Title: A 500-year applied paleolimnological assessment of environmental change at Alta Lake, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada
Author: Dunnington, Dewey W.
Date: 2015
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: A geophysical, petrological and reservoir potential study of the Glass Sand marker unit and associated sandtones in the Upper Horton Group, Windsor Basin, Nova Scotia
Author: Cameron, Reid
Date: 2018
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: A multi-proxy comparative paleolimnological study of anthropogenic impact between First and Second Lake, Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia
Author: Misiuk, Benjamin
Date: 2014
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Environmental & Sustainability Studies

Title: A paleoenvironmental and paleogeographic reconstruction of the Terminal Archaic – Woodland Boswell site, Kingston, Nova Scotia
Author: McKee, Erin M.
Date: 2015
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Deal, Michael
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Environmental & Sustainability Studies

Title: A paleolimnological assessment of sediment in Sitmu’k Lagoon, Pictou Landing, Nova Scotia, to determine the influence of geogenic and anthropogenic activity on water quality change through time
Author: Wyles, Dylan G.
Date: 2019
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: A paleolimnological assessment of the impacts of damming on an upland lake in Nova Scotia: focus on strontium as an indicator of alewife (Alosa pseudoharengus) migration
Author: Crews, Julia M.
Date: 2020
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: A paleolimnological record of anthropogenic impact on water quality in First Lake, Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia
Author: Tymstra, Drake
Date: 2013
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Environmental & Sustainability Studies

Title: A possible multiple impact crater site in southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada
Author: Brisco, Trevor H.
Date: 2010
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Pufahl, Peir
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: An applied paleolimnological assessment of the impacts of hydroelectric reservoir development, watershed disturbance and anadromous fish (Alosa pseudoharengus) visitation on productivity in Gaspereau Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada
Author: Muzak Ruff, Lauren S
Date: 2021
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Environmental & Sustainability Studies

Title: An assessment of landslide potential in Cape Breton Highlands National Park: a GIS approach
Author: Wahl, Kimberly A.
Date: 2003
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: An assessment of nitrogen and phosphorus availability in constructed wetlands in the Cumberland Marsh Region, Canada
Author: Turner, Maxwell J.
Date: 2016
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: An investigation of factors influencing the erosion of drumlin islands in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia
Author: Caines, Josh Ryan
Date: 2013
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Nodding, Brooke
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: Application of the paleolimnological method in the environmental assessment of pulp mill effluent-influenced freshwater sediment in Pictou County, Nova Scotia
Author: Holmes, Baillie E.J.
Date: 2018
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Lake, Craig; Walker, Tony
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: Applied Quaternary geology and till geochemistry of the Loch Lomond Region, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia
Author: Isenor, Fenton Murdoch
Date: 2000
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; McClenaghan, Beth
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: Cecil Lake British Columbia: a paleolimnological analysis of natural and anthropogenic environmental change
Author: Velkjar, Garrett
Date: 2019
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: Development of a geomorphometric approach to seafloor morphology classification of the Manicouagan Peninsula using high-resolution topo-bathymetric LiDAR
Author: Mutton, Daniel
Date: 2021
Supervisor: Webster, Tim; Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Applied Geomatics
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: Examination of metals in gastropods to determine the potential for accumulation in the Border Marsh Region
Author: Loder, Amanda L.
Date: 2014
Supervisor: Mallory, Mark; Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Environmental & Sustainability Studies

Title: Examining biotransport of trace elements by colonial seabirds to the Eastern Shore Islands Wildlife Management Area
Author: Mahon, Lewis
Date: 2014
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Environmental & Sustainability Studies

Title: Fishway passage of Alewife, Alosa pseudoharengus (Wilson, 1811), and marine nutrient transfer to freshwater ecosystems in three river systems in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada
Author: Nau, George
Date: 2018
Supervisor: Stokesbury, Michael; Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Biology
Affiliation: Biology

Title: Glacial stratigraphy and till geochemical dispersion controls associated with the Brazil Lake pegmatite, southwestern Nova Scotia
Author: Lundrigan, Andrea L.
Date: 2008
Supervisor: Stanley, Cliff; Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

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