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the shores of a water body with low vegetation, then deciduous trees, limestone rock outcrop, with trees and grass growing on top of the hill
Monday, August 28, 2023

Environmental storytelling through photography: bringing art and science together for stronger engagement

Professor Rob de Loë's new research program brings art and science together to improve environmental awareness and understanding. Working with contacts from Ontario's conservation authorities, he has developed several projects that use photography for environmental storytelling about key watershed processes.

An instructor wearing a blue cap is talking to a group of 10 people. All are wearing life jackets.They are on a boat located in a harbour.
Wednesday, May 31, 2023

A new oceans field course for SERS!

In August 2022, a group of 12 students and two instructors took part in a new SERS field course titled The Ocean, Human Impacts and Sustainability. This course moved quickly through an overview of the ocean, explored human activities and impacts, particularly in the coastal zone, and then looked at some of the brilliant work that is going on to make our activities more sustainable.

Masked person in to the side of two rows of desks and chairs with the UN confence logos on screens at the front
Monday, February 6, 2023

Witnessing a landmark biodiversity agreement: Reflections on COP15 and the Kunming-Montréal Global Biodiversity Framework

In December 2022 SERS 4th year student Emma Kirke attended the 15th meeting of the COP to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity as a youth delegate.  Emma reflects on her experience at the COP, her opinion on the outcome and appreciation for the freedoms afforded Canadian activists.