In a The Globe and Mail podcast, #UBC fisheries scientist Dr. George Rose discusses the consequences of reversing bans on commercial cod fishing off the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador @UBCOceans theglobeandmail.com/podcasts/the-d…

A mysterious discovery reveals how little we know about the deep ocean. Researchers found the remains of #whales—seven confirmed and almost certainly more than 60 total skeletons in the dark depths, a phenomenon known as “whale fall.” hakaimagazine.com/news/more-whal… via Hakai Magazine

We are excited to be launching a new IBioS Student Seminar Series! See the Events page of the IBioS website for full details, and we hope to see you at the seminar on September 17th!

Another IBioS Student Seminar is coming up on September 23rd! See the Upcoming Events page of the IBioS website for full details, and we hope to see you at the seminar on September 23rd! #ibios #biodiversityresearch #ubcresearch #ubcstudents #biodiversityconservation

Another IBioS Graduate Student Seminar is coming up on October 15th! See the Upcoming Events page of the IBioS website for full details, and we hope to see you at the seminar! #ibios #biodiversityresearch #ubcresearch #ubcstudents #biodiversityconservation

An exciting IBioS Graduate Student Seminar is coming up on October 21st! See the Upcoming Events page of the IBioS website for full details, and we hope to see you at the seminar! #ibios #biodiversityresearch #ubcresearch #ubcstudents #biodiversityconservation

Curious about how you can bridge ground-up climate action with local and regional climate policy? 🌉🌲 Register for #UBCForestry’s 8-week online Climate Action and Community Engagement Micro-Certificate program to boost your skills! 💻 Learn more: bit.ly/3z0852d

An exciting IBioS Graduate Student Seminar is coming up on November 4th! Sign up for the event at the registration link in our bio. See the Upcoming Events page of the IBioS website for full details, and we hope to see you at the seminar! #ibios #biodiversityresearch

Another IBioS Graduate Student Seminar is coming up on November 19th! Sign up for the event at the registration link in our bio. See the Upcoming Events page of the IBioS website for full details, and we hope to see you at the seminar! #ibios #biodiversityresearch

Learn more about IBioS Program Coordinator Dr. Conny Scheffler's career path on The Auditorium: a research culture and researcher development blog. Read the full article here: theauditorium.blog/2024/10/30/pat…

From American Samoa to Canada’s Pacific Coast UBC ecologists Drs. Alex Moore (Dr. Alex Moore 🇵🇸🇾🇪) & Fiona Beaty (Fiona Beaty) are taking a page from the anthropology playbook to create research projects with Indigenous people. UBC Botany Interdisciplinary Biodiversity Solutions @forestry.ubc.ca on Bluesky ubcscience.medium.com/bridging-the-n…

The final IBioS Student Seminar of term one is coming up on December 9th! Sign up for the event at the registration link in our bio. See the Upcoming Events page of the IBioS website for full details, and we hope to see you at the seminar! #ibios #biodiversityresearch

Our first Graduate Student Seminar of the term is coming up on January 14th, and we hope to see you there! Register at the link in our profile if you are interested.

All are welcome to the next seminar hosted as part of our Graduate Student Seminar series on Tuesday, January 28th! Stop by to learn about Dr. Elizabeth Nelson's work and career path. Register for the event at the link in our bio.

Another seminar is coming up quickly on February 10th in the AERL building! Stop by to learn about the research of Dr. Tahia Devisscher, and enjoy some free lunch! Register for the event at the link in our bio. #biodiversity #biodiversityresearch #ubcresearch #ubc

Another seminar is coming up on February 25th in the BRC building! Stop by to learn about the research of Dr. Cole Burton, and enjoy some free snacks! Register for the event at the link in our bio. #biodiversity #biodiversityresearch #ubcresearch #ubc

Join us for an exciting Research Blitz on March 4th from 3:30-4:30 PM! Learn about the research of fellow grad students and enjoy some free snacks while you're there! #biodiversity #ubc #conservation 1m

Curious about how to translate knowledge into real-world impact? Join the next IBioS Graduate Student Seminar on Monday, March 10th from 12-1pm in AERL 107! Register at the link in our profile if you would like to attend.