Want to make a positive environmental change, but not sure how your career fits in? Join us for Climate Connections! By talking to UBC alumni and industry experts from all different backgrounds and departments, this event provides an opportunity to...
Curious about how climate change and your favourite outdoor activities are connected? Join us for an evening of learning, reflection, fun, and community! 5 pm: short talk + discussion group led by UBC researcher Julia Lawrence 6/6:30 pm: chill...
Speaker: Dr. Margot E. White , Assistant Professor, UBC EOAS Fisheries play a vital role in providing food to communities worldwide. However, demersal fisheries in particular, which operate along the seafloor, have significant impacts on marine...
Join the Student Alumni Council for SAC Petworking Night , a unique networking event designed to connect UBC students with alumni in a relaxed and welcoming environment 🐰🤝 This inaugural event features structured networking rounds...
I finished my PhD in Botany at Duke University in 1985. My challenge is thus summarizing over 40 years of scientific research in 45 minutes. As a PhD student, I was intrigued by how scientists built their careers, and as a postdoctoral fellow, I...
Speaker: Dr. Robert Arlinghaus Fisheries Professor Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries & Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Integrative Institute on Transformations of Human-Environment Systems (IRI THESys) The complexity of...
Speaker: Dr. Veronica Lo, IISD The deepening climate change and biodiversity loss crises, intertwined with destructive intensive fishing and aquaculture practices, necessitate new ways of meeting food security and livelihood needs sustainably and...
Join us for a networking and learning event that brings together UBC staff, faculty, and students for an interactive conversation about academic and co-curricular opportunities across campus. Enjoy coffee, tea and cookies as you connect with members...
Centre for Interactive Research on Sustainability (CIRS)
Buchanan A | Room 104 Option for livestream (follow event link) While the physics of climate change is well-established, the complexity of its impact on human systems remains our greatest uncertainty. We are now witnessing climate impacts that are...
On Saturday, March 7 at 1:00 pm, photographer Michael Cox joins UBC Geology graduate student Sam Shekut in the museum auditorium for a conversation on erosion, biodiversity, and landscape photography. In the exhibition Slippage: Shaped by Time , Cox...