The mountains are changing!
150 years work of change thanks to the Mountain Legacy Project
150 years work of change thanks to the Mountain Legacy Project
White-nose syndrome is pretty scary if you're a bat, but grad student Kyle Nelson is studying their movement patterns in the hopes of halting white-nose syndrome in its tracks
Read more: Grad student Kyle Nelson is studying bat movements during migration
We profile the research of MSc student, Kalina Hunter, part of Brian Starzomski's lab. Learn more about the exciting and important research she's doing through her tenure here in Environmental Studies.
Read more: Management of culturally important plants has had a lasting impact on the landscape
A cluster of rare pink star-shaped blossoms will soon be blooming in UVic’s David Turpin Native Plant garden—planted earlier this spring by ethnobotanist Fiona Hamersley Chambers and her environmental studies students.
NEW PUBLICATION from recent Ph.D. graduate, Frances Stewart The debate about bait is a red herring in wildlife research.
Are artificial reefs the most effective way to conserve troubled marine fish populations?
New research by former Post Doctoral Fellow, Tammy Davies, looking into the trade offs around establishing large marine protected areas
Research by Natalie Ban, Alejandro Frid (Adjunct), & Lauren Eckert (PhD student) illustrate that a joint fisheries management approach with First Nations improves the evidence-based management of Dungeness crab. https://www.uvic.ca/news/topics/2017+marine-data-indigenous-knowledge-natalieban+media-release
Read more: Indigenous knowledge crucial to future of fisheries
Post-doctoral fellow Diana Cordoba and colleagues look at the social inclusion around resource extraction industries in South America
Read more: Resource Extraction Policies in South America - Socially Inclusive or Not?
New paper by Nancy Shackelford & Brian Starzomski, and co-authors
There's a mystery about what happened to fishers reintroduced to Alberta’s Cooking Lake Moraine in the 1990s.
Environmental Studies researchers awarded prestigious WS Cooper Award
Read more: Environmental Studies researchers awarded prestigious WS Cooper Award