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DESCRIPTION:PhD Oral Defence of Marianne Falardeau-C么t茅\, Natural Resource 
 Sciences\n\nThe rate of Arctic warming is two to three times more rapid th
 an the global average\, leading to a cascade of impacts onto Arctic marine
  ecosystems. Changing marine ecosystems can\, in turn\, alter the supply o
 f ecosystem services (ES\; the benefits humans obtain from ecosystems) tha
 t are vital to coastal communities of the circumpolar North\, such as food
  provision and opportunities for cultural engagement with the seascape. Ar
 ctic Indigenous and local communities are thus facing a changing environme
 nt that challenges their well-being and cultures. Understanding how climat
 e change and other anthropogenic pressures are impacting marine ecosystem\
 , the ES they provide\, and the human well-being that depends on these ES\
 , requires that we consider the Arctic as a coupled social-ecological syst
 em (SES). An SES lens can help to grasp impacts that flow from ecological 
 to social components and back - such as how sea ice decline affects wildli
 fe and the people who rely on marine foods - thus providing key insights t
 hat can inform adaptation and management.\n\nIn this thesis\, I study how 
 climate change and marine developments are\, and will be\, affecting Arcti
 c marine ecosystem processes\, ES\, and human well-being. I achieved this 
 by adapting an SES lens to the marine Arctic\, which I applied through tra
 nsdisciplinary approaches that crossed disciplinary and academic boundarie
 s. I also built on existing research and the knowledge gained from this tr
 ansdisciplinary study to explore ways forward for integrated research and 
 management in the changing Arctic. My doctoral research provides new insig
 hts into the ongoing and future impacts of anthropogenic pressures on Arct
 ic marine SES and proposes a set of transdisciplinary methods that others 
 could build upon to advance comprehensive understanding of Arctic change.
 \n\nEveryone in the 9I制作厂免费 community is welcome to attend a PhD Oral Defen
 ce. Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of our PhD candidate
 s.\n
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LOCATION:MS2-022\, Macdonald-Stewart Building\, CA\, QC\, St Anne de Bellev
 ue\, H9X 3V9\, 21111 Lakeshore Road
SUMMARY:PhD Oral Defence: The Arctic Ocean under multiple pressures:  Linki
 ng impacts on marine ecosystem processes\, ecosystem services\, and human 
 well-being
URL:/macdonald/channels/event/phd-oral-defence-arctic-
 ocean-under-multiple-pressures-linking-impacts-marine-ecosystem-processes-
 301130
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