Join students, staff, faculty and friends on Monday, April 22nd between 10am and 2pm in the Native Plant Garden, right outside the FES building on the north-side. Take a break from your computers, get you[...]

Students registered on the GL/SP/COMS 4608 must attend this orientation session. As part of the Summer Abroad Program in Costa Rica, this course centers on the nature and function of narratives as they relate to[...]

Students enrolled in the Education for a Sustainable Future course must attend this session. This course provides an introduction to the theory and practice of education for environmental sustainability. It traces approaches from its origins[...]

FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 50TH ANNIVERSARY: DAY OF CELEBRATION Established in 1968, the Faculty of Environmental Studies was the first of its kind in Canada. The 2018-2019 academic year marks our 50th anniversary and we[...]

 

Students enrolled in the Environmental Arts and Food Sovereignty in Costa Rica (ENVS 4810B) course must attend this session. This community-engaged workshop offers students the opportunity to experience environmental arts that are integral to struggles[...]

 

Students enrolled in the Protected Area Management in Costa Rica (ENVS 4446) course must attend this session

(This event is co-sponsored by the Centre for Diaspora and Transnational Studies, University of Toronto) Speaker: Sergio Montero, Assistant Professor, Universidad de Los Andes, Bogotá The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is marked by the[...]

Participation in the low-carbon economy How citizens and communities participate in energy initiatives is critical to the successful transition to a low-carbon economy. For example, meaningful participation in renewable and low-carbon energy initiatives is linked[...]

 

 

 

Experimental Learning for Sustainability: Canada, Algeria & Chile In this talk, Etcheverry will summarize his team’s experience building solar facilities for experiential learning in Canada, Algeria and Chile. Presented by: Associate Professor Jose Etcheverry **All[...]

What’s the Buzz? Working Towards Pollinators Conservation in Canada Dr. Sheila Colla has been researching the declines of native pollinators for over a decade. She will describe the various types of pollinators we have, what[...]