The UBC Farm’s community workshops (Fall Series) are now available for registration! The UBC Farm offers a robust lineup of 50-70 workshops year-round covering a range of topics, such as gardening, cooking, baking, food preservation, herbs,...
How have Indigenous narratives helped Indigenous peoples cope with and confront climate change? What does it mean to see and story climate change not so much as a problem, but as a symptom? Drawing on a century-plus of collective storytelling...
Speaker: Dr. Sandra Binning Associate Professor & Canada Research Chair (Eco-Evolution of Host-Parasite Interactions) Université de Montréal Thermal stress and parasite infection in aquatic ecosystems: Will fishes be able to cope in a warmer,...
Join an interdisciplinary panel of faculty members as they share practical strategies and lessons learned for integrating climate change and wellbeing practices into their classrooms. Stay after the discussion for mingling and appetizers from 3-4pm...
Speaker: Dr. Loren McClenachan Associate professor & Canada Research Chair, ocean history and sustainability, University of Victoria Historical marine ecology has provided insights into long-term change relevant to managing marine fisheries and...
The Interdisciplinary Biodiversity Solutions Collaboratory (IBioS) at UBC is hosting a symposium on Human Wildlife Coexistence in Agricultural Landscapes. UBC students and faculty are welcome to join. Date: October 16, 2025 Time : 8:30 AM – 6:...
Speaker: Dr. Fiona Beaty Science Coordinator, Great Bear Sea MPA Network initiative Location: AERL Theatre or over ZOOM. RSVP required The ocean supports the wellbeing and cultures of coastal communities. These ways of relating to the ocean are...
During UNFCCC COP30, the Sustainability Hub invites you to a showcase featuring UBC researchers advancing international climate priorities through their work. Join us in-person at the UBC Vancouver campus to meet UBC’s virtual COP30 delegation and...
Speaker: Dr. Ryan Kelly Associate Director, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs, University of Washington Director of the eDNA Collaborative Abstract Resource management often requires quantitative estimates of abundance for species of...