Marcus Dostie

Marcus Dostie serves as an Instructor in the Geography and Environment Department at the University of Lethbridge, where he is completing his PhD in Biosystems and Biodiversity after earning his MSc in Geography (2014) and BSc in Archaeology and Geography with a GIS concentration (2012).

His academic journey followed a 20-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces (retired 2010), with educational milestones:

• Bachelor of Science in Archaeology and Geography (GIS concentration), University of Lethbridge, 2012
• Master of Science in Geography, University of Lethbridge, 2014
• Doctor of Philosophy in Biosystems and Biodiversity (in progress), University of Lethbridge

Research focuses on organism-environment interactions through field studies of Vervet Monkeys and Baboons in South Africa, upcoming Caribou-temperature inversion investigations in the Yukon, and 3D photogrammetry/RTI applications for Blackfoot cultural heritage preservation. His work bridges geospatial analysis, ecological fieldwork, and digital cultural documentation.

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He maintains affiliation with the Barrett-Henzi lab where he completed his master's research, contributing military-derived operational experience to interdisciplinary biodiversity and geospatial technology projects.