Join the Faculty of Environment and The Moccasin Identifier as we unveil a permanent symbol of treaty awareness and Truth and Reconciliation on campus.
Congratulations to Samantha Bray, a PhD student in Geography and Environmental Management, for winning the P.E.O. Scholar Award to advance her research focusing on destination stewardship, where public, private and civil sectors collaborate to protect the existing community and environment.
We invite you to join us on Thursday, July 9 for a community lunch on the EV3 Green at 2:00pm. We hope to gather together in the sunshine for an afternoon of connection, conversation, and fun.
All students, staff, faculty, and colleagues are welcome to attend. Lunch will be provided for Faculty of Environment guests.
In addition to enjoying lunch, attendees can take part in a variety of outdoor activities and connect with fellow members of our community.
We are especially excited to welcome some of our incoming first-year students, who will be joining us to experience the vibrant and welcoming spirit of the Faculty of Environment firsthand.
Please RSVP here to reserve your lunch voucher.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Huge congratulations to graduating students Emma LeCouffe, Abby La Chapelle, Francesca Girmenia, Estubdink Addis Kasu, Kirsi O'Quinn, Sam Ferrerira, Katie Croutch, and Campbell Bowser for receiving the Undergraduate Academic Achievement award from the Faculty of Environment. Join us in celebrating the students and read more to see their next steps!
PhD candidate Nayadeth Arriagada is a finalist in the 2026 SSHRC Storytellers Challenge, a national competition that challenges postsecondary students nationwide to demonstrate how their research is positively influencing the world. Arriagada shares how her research rethinks gender, vulnerability and adaptation for small‑scale fisheries in Chile and beyond.
On May 21, you can help create life-changing opportunities for students, fuel bold ideas from our faculty and researchers, and strengthen the learning experiences that define Waterloo.
Congratulations to Joan Kaburia, Lauren McElroy, Izhaan Rauf and Dandin Wong!
Each year, Knowledge Integration students bring ideas to life through immersive museum exhibits as part of their final capstone project. This year’s KI Exhibit invited visitors to reflect on our experiences in an increasingly digital world.
Bashirah, a master's student in SEED, and Gurpreet, a PhD student in sustainability management were selected as finalists for the 2026 GRADflix video competition.
Join us on Tuesday, March 10th from 5:00–6:30 pm for a relaxed and informative session designed for current Environment students considering applying to graduate programs in Fall 2027 or later.