Reconstruction of past backyard skating seasons in the Original Six NHL cities from citizen science data

@DrAHButler Indeed, we observed similar trends & regional patterns in our study of outdoor skating since the 1940s in the NHL’s Original Six cities. https://t.co/paNxZ7qvMu

@NatObserver There is peer reviewed evidence demonstrating that the skating season in Montreal is already starting to change. https://t.co/paNxZ7qvMu

@semiotechnic @jvipondmd @GEF140 @YEGclimate @PluginAlberta @CAPE_Doctors @ClimateHubYYC Maybe folks in #yeg could participate in RinkWatch...@RinkWatchOrg ...data collected from people who have backyard rinks. https://t.co/NGRCwtty7W

When I think of Canadian Geographer I think of articles with titles like this! "Reconstruction of past backyard skating seasons in the Original Six NHL cities from citizen science data" https://t.co/hqqyi6wiBN

RT @RinkWatchOrg: For those who'd like to read full report of our study of backyard skating seasons in #OriginalSix @NHL cities. Thx to all…

RT @EdRubinstein: This is big too - but more on the symbolic side: "All of the Original Six cities show downward‐sloping trends towards win…

This is big too - but more on the symbolic side: "All of the Original Six cities show downward‐sloping trends towards winters with fewer high‐probability skating days since 1942" https://t.co/PD1hbWEu6b

New @LaurierResearch from LaurierGeogEnv @rmcleman @colinr23 and colleagues: Reconstruction of past backyard skating seasons in the Original Six @NHL cities from citizen science data https://t.co/uD3iUeKxSk @MapleLeafs @HockeyCanada #NHLPlayoffs #NHLBubbl

RT @RinkWatchOrg: For those who'd like to read full report of our study of backyard skating seasons in #OriginalSix @NHL cities. Thx to all…

Reconstruction of past backyard skating seasons in the Original Six NHL cities from citizen science data - Malik - - The Canadian Geographer / Le Géographe canadien - Wiley Online Library ⁦@JeremyWGR⁩ https://t.co/V2jqyTluC0

RT @RinkWatchOrg: For those who'd like to read full report of our study of backyard skating seasons in #OriginalSix @NHL cities. Thx to all…

Check out this report. Our #odr participated in this study. #backyardrink

RT @RinkWatchOrg: For those who'd like to read full report of our study of backyard skating seasons in #OriginalSix @NHL cities. Thx to all…

For those who'd like to read full report of our study of backyard skating seasons in #OriginalSix @NHL cities. Thx to all RWers who contributed data over the years, you made it possible. Thx also to @WileyEducation for making it avail to the people. https

When skating rinks provide a clear evidence of atmospheric temperature increase over the decades...

Second, a team of researchers in Canada published a report this month looking at climate change and outdoor rinks. https://t.co/UCvuk9ktnq

*weekend reading*☕️📖 study shows number of days suitable for outdoor #skating in North America is declining: #Toronto 🇨🇦 has now one-third fewer days compared to 1980. Similar reports can raise awareness of impacts of #climatechange ⛸️https://t.co/M0dsU6u4

how do you make climate change research interesting to canadians and eastern seaboard states? make it about outdoor hockey rinks https://t.co/7Jb7dpcSDE

RT @CanGeographers: Reconstruction of past backyard skating seasons in the Original Six NHL cities from citizen science data https://t.co/g…

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Reconstruction of past backyard skating seasons in the Original Six NHL cities from citizen science data https://t.co/ghGtKJi3Oi - Check out this recent paper in The Canadian Geographer by Karim Malik, Robert McLeman, Colin Robertson, and Haydn Lawrence.

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Reconstruction of past backyard skating seasons in the Original Six NHL cities from citizen science data | Malik et al. 2020 | The Canadian Geographer https://t.co/JPRehWckML