“Icebergs are beyond our control and influence. They are huge, completely clean, spectacular to look at and are rare or absent in all populated places in the world except Newfoundland and Labrador. So why not write about them and get the story out . . .”?xml:namespace prefix="o" ns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

Stephen E. Bruneau

Icebergs of Newfoundland and Labrador first appeared in booklet form in 1998, which has been informally reprinted and distributed with improvements each year since. The original intent of the booklet was to provide boat tour operators with correct interpretive information for tourists. The broad interest in the subject and the success of the booklet has led to the production of this first colour version. The project is ongoing as reader feedback and new information is obtained and prepared for improved future editions.

Stephen E. Bruneau is an engineering professor at Memorial University. He works in the area of ice and iceberg research and has wide-ranging interests in other areas of science and technology. His past work experience includes working at a wind tunnel laboratory, C-CORE, an oil & gas company, structural design firm, and in construction management. Steve’s had an interest in photography for some time and naturally applied this to his working trade to account for at least some of what appears in this book. Other interests include outdoor activities with scouts, woodworking, and cottage/country life. He is married with two children and lives in St. John’s.

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