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An online resource of data and media about the Town of Churchill, its people, Wapusk National Park, and the extensive research supported by the Churchill Northern Studies Centre. This Digital Archive is hosted by the Yorkspace Institutional Repository, York University, Toronto. The first collection in the project celebrates the life and work of Professor Bob Jefferies, who carried out field research in ecology in and near Churchill, for 30 years.
Robert L. Jefferies Collection
How to submit an item: Undigitized items (lke your old Kodachrome slides) can be sent to Ms. Netta Untershats and her team for digitizing.
We will send you a receipt for the items, and send them back to you after they are digitized. Please include any information about the item - in the case of photos, what, where, when and who? And, please remember to confirm in writing in an email or letter, that you are the owner of the image.
QUESTIONS? For items related to Bob Jefferies and other La Pérouse Bay research and to send digitized items, please contact:
Dawn Bazely: dbazely@yorku.ca
Netta Untershats: nettauntershats@osgoode.yorku.ca
For items relating to the broader Churchill community: Mike Goodyear and Leeann Fishback of the Churchill Northern Studies Centre, can advise you about items that do not directly relate to Prof. Jefferies’ life and research, but which do relate to the broader Churchill community, including the Studies Centre.
goodyear@churchillscience.ca
fishback@churchillscience.ca
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Jill Larkin at the Broad River Field Camp in Wapusk National Park
(2019-06-25)Jill Larkin, Resource Management Officer of Wapusk National Park, stands in front of the park sign at the Broad River Field Camp during construction. Tents can be seen in front of the cabin that is being built. The compound ... -
Inside iconic Gypsy’s Bakery and Café in Churchill, Manitoba
(2011-08-28)The new Churchill Northern Studies Centre building was officially opened in August 2011. Its inaugural conference celebrated the thirty-year research legacy of Professor Bob Jefferies. Explore his, his students’ and ... -
The Arctic Seaport of Churchill, Manitoba on Hudson Bay
(2011-08-28)The new Churchill Northern Studies Centre building was officially opened in August 2011. Its inaugural conference celebrated the thirty-year research legacy of Professor Bob Jefferies. Explore his, his students’ and ... -
Orca Fins in Hudson Bay off the coast of Churchill, Manitoba
(2011-08-28)The new Churchill Northern Studies Centre building was officially opened in August 2011. Its inaugural conference celebrated the thirty-year research legacy of Professor Bob Jefferies. Explore his, his students’ and ... -
What to do with your old Kodachrome slides: Archiving ecological research images in an Open Access Institutional Repository
(2015-05-19)This poster was presented at the Ontario Biodiversity Summit held in Niagara Falls, Canada, May 19-22, 2015: http://ontariobiodiversitysummit.ca/ 1. The Churchill Community of Knowledge Digital Archive is an Open Access ... -
The Churchill Community of Knowledge: An Open Access Digital Archive
(2014-04-06)This poster was presented at the 7th International Biocuration Conference (ISB2014), University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, April 6-9, 2014. The Churchill Community of Knowledge Digital Archive is a YorkSpace Institutional ... -
Mast River during flood, 1978.
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Wawao Creek during flood,1978.
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Field Research camp, 1978.
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Tank tracks south of the camp Finney, 1978.
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Ken Abraham standing in the snow, 1976.
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Joe Schmutz and a male ptarmigan south of camp Finney, 1978.
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The tallest Tamarack on south shore of Mast River,1978.
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