We use science to connect land, water, and people.
To address challenges facing freshwater around the world, we draw on robust data synthesis, empirical place-based studies, and translation ecology. Our close work with communities and decision-makers helps to drive truly impactful science.
We are committed to inclusion, diversity, kindness, and curiosity as part of our commitment to science excellence and impact.
— Dr. Catherine Febria’s Research Team & Lab Group
Research Focus Areas
Lab Facility & Services
Dr. Febria is Co-Director of the refreshed Organic Analysis and Nutrient Research Facility at GLIER, which enables water quality, biodiversity, and ecosystem health research. We offer high-quality, certified analytical services to support the work of our collaborators, students, government, industry, and community groups across the Great Lakes basin.
Teaching
The field course “Traditional Ecological Knowledge and the Environment”, co-developed with Walpole Island First Nation, offers students a chance to work with Indigenous instructors and gain new perspectives. Dr. Febria also teaches the Limnology and Stream Ecology courses at the University of Windsor.