Snowshoe Hare Activity Levels Not a Factor in Risk of Predation by Lynx
New study offers insights into predator-prey dynamics and the behaviour that influences life or death
New study offers insights into predator-prey dynamics and the behaviour that influences life or death
Indigenous Environmental Studies & Sciences diploma blends Western sciences with Dene Indigenous Knowledge, concepts, and ethics
Research reveals that human hosts attract more deer flies while walking than sitting
Making headlines with conversations around salamanders, graduate research, award-winning faculty, and summer start
Trent is leveraging expertise, facilities, and resources to fuel positive change for our planet
Focus on applied learning at Trent contributing to creation of sustainable future
How the smallest mammal contributes a big piece to the evolutionary puzzle
Establishing green linkages realizes an important principle of the Trent Lands Plan
Dr. Cheryl McKenna Neuman receives Distinguished Career Award, international funding in recognition of leading research in aeolian science for three decades
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