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PEARL

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The Paleoecological Environmental Assessment and Research Lab (PEARL) is a group of about 30 research scientists, post-doctoral fellows, graduate students, and other scientists dedicated to using paleolimnological and other techniques to provide historical perspectives to environmental change. Such data are required to define natural environmental variability, to generate and test hypotheses, and to evaluate computer models that are now being used for the study of global environmental change.
Coring through the ice Photomicrograph of a Daphnia

To find out more of what paleolimnologists do, click on this . To download a PowerPoint presentation introducing paleolimnology, visit this

Coring in Newfoundland
A large portion of PEARL's financial support comes from:
Coring in Newfoundland
All information and images on this website are © 2003-2025 of John Smol, Brian Cumming and Chris Grooms.
This website is maintained by Chris Grooms

Volunteer: PEARL has volunteer opportunities supporting many lines of research. To find out more contact Chris Grooms.

See the Departmental followed at PEARL.

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