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Join us for our weekly Research Colloquium series, designed to bring all of environmental studies together with the larger community to share thought provoking discussions.

Each term, in September and January, we share a schedule of seminar speakers.

Every session begins with a land acknowledgment and speaker introduction by a graduate student host, followed by a 35-40 minute talk and an open Q&A session.

If you are interesting in presenting, please reach out to our Director, Deborah Curran.

Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., September-April
David Turpin Building, Room B255

We look forward to seeing you there!

Spring 2025 term speaker line-up:

Jan 15th, 2025: Leslie Anne St Amour - Indigenous rights infringement and law: The flaw in conservation as justification.
Jan 22nd, 2025: Ashley Berard - Lessons from Lytton: Understanding the social impacts of a wildfire disaster.
Jan 29th, 2025: Dr. Lisa Loseto - Publishing and the peer review process: creating space and ethical practices for Indigenous partners..
Feb 5th, 2025: Dr. Cameron Owens - Teaching & learning through a time of turbulence.
Feb 12th, 2025: Bregje van Veelan - How does history shape the future? Integrating historical perspectives in social science research.
Feb 26th, 2025: TBD
Mar 5th, 2025: Dr. ann-elise lewallen - Healing Forests: Mapping Biodiversity and Multi-Species Relations in NE India.
Mar 12th, 2025: TBD
Mar 19th, 2025: David Norwell - Science communication via illustrated memoir.
Mar 26th, 2025: Emma Chiaroni - Tribal co-stewardship in the Blue Economy era: The case of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary.
Apr 2, 2025: Graduate Student Presentations

Previous speakers