How Mosses and Lichens Help Ecosystems Recover After Disturbance
Research by master’s student Ainsley Taggett examines early indicators of natural ecological recovery
Research by master’s student Ainsley Taggett examines early indicators of natural ecological recovery
Newly approved plan integrates Michi Saagiig Knowledge Systems and Western science to guide care of natural features and cultural heritage areas and enhance learning on the land
Environmental & Life Sciences graduate Meagan McLaren says faculty mentorship and biomedical research helped cultivate her interest in naturopathic care
$122,000 in funding from Ministry of Natural Resources to support three projects tackling climate stress, fisheries, and freshwater ecosystems
Six researchers earn top honours for projects addressing pollution, sustainable chemistry, and pharmaceutical development
Inspired by national media coverage of a U.S. study, students in environmental chemistry conduct their own analysis to see how Canada compares
Dr. Donna Richards, Dr. Rona Jualla van Oudenhoven, and Dr. Daniel Amoak share perspectives on how education and allyship over the past 30 years have been important to making progress
Canada’s top doctoral-level fisheries researcher is uncovering fish interactions with predators and their environment
Coral reef surveys, waste management studies, and native species surveys offer School of Environment students new insights on island sustainable development
New short film 'Fish Forever' features research on the increase of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in vital food sources