My name is Matthew Beedle.  I am a PhD candidate at the University of Northern British Columbia in the Natural Resources and Environmental Studies Graduate Program. My current work focuses on glacier change in British Columbia and relations to climate variability, which is part of the larger research effort of the Western Canadian Cryospheric Network. My thesis research and outreach endeavors are funded through a Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions (PICS) Graduate Fellowship.  I am the founder and administrator of GlacierChange.org, which is an online, community space dedicated to the communication of all-things 'glacier'.

My previous work has centered on glacier change in southeast Alaska while at the University of Colorado - Boulder, with the Global Land Ice Measurements from Space group at the National Snow and Ice Data Center, and with the Juneau Icefield Research Program.

The links below will take you to pages with information regarding some of my research.