Terrain Mapping Of Deglacial Landforms In The Ice-Free Corridor

Using high resolution digital elevation models, surficial geology maps, and archaeological site data you will map areas that have potential to preserve late Pleistocene/early Holocene archaeological sites in west-central Alberta. This area lies in the heart of the ice-free corridor, but has never been subject to systematic survey for deglacial aged sites. In this study you will first examine the deglacial history of the area and determine what landforms and sedimentary contexts sites are most likely to be preserved in. You will then map these areas using LiDAR digital elevation products and surficial geology maps from the Alberta Geological Survey and other supplemental information. In this project you will develop a familiarity with geospatial approaches in geomorphology and (to a lesser extent) archaeology. You do not need to be proficient in GIS to do this project, but previous geospatial experience will prove useful in this group.

Level UP: Social Media Strategy & Design - Evertree

Number of individual students required: 1 We are looking to expand our social media reach and help grow both the B2C and B2B side of our business. We are looking for an enthusiastic student, or a group of students to help us build our social media strategy and presence. Produce content across social channels Facebook and Instagram, possibly Twitter and Youtube Key focus on all social content is aesthetics Work with our brand standards to create beautiful and relevant nature posts Linking and integrating all social platforms Scheduled posts about our team, partners, progress and nature facts Prepare specific campaigns with implementation details tied to each tree planting package available to our customers Evaluate recent user-generated campaigns in our sector If you like the sound of our culture, and are ready to tackle this challenge with us, then we'd love to hear from you.