Dr. Cameron has some exciting research going on.

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Gain some additional skills this fall in ENVS 4431. This is a highly interactive, “no math” course with class activities and practical applications to enhance your skills in ANY field. Got questions? Email us at [email protected].

Dalhousie Coastal Hydrology Lab has a free hybrid symposium is taking place on Thursday Sept 19 at St Mary’s Boat Club in Halifax and on Teams. eventbrite.ca/e/threats-to-c…

Dalhousie Coastal Hydrology Lab has a free symposium: Threats to Community Groundwater Resources in Nova Scotia. 9/19 8:45-3:30. eventbrite.ca/e/threats-to-c…

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Congratulations to Dr. Tony Charles! Tony has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. Here at Saint Mary's University, he is the director of the School of the Environment and professor with the Department of Environmental Science.

Do you have an idea on how to tackle a pressing issue? A chance to win $2500. Students, check out this opportunity. Detail can be found at: forms.office.com/pages/response… Deadline to register is October 28.

Attention - Change Makers! ENVS 4440 – Environ. Policy may be for you. This winter, Mon. & Wed., 5:30 – 6:45pm, Ultimately, progress on environmental issues is driven by human decisions. Policy guides those decisions. Delve into the complexities of environmental policy making.

This winter - ENVS 3410 - Environmental Impact Assessment. This course explores the multi-displinary world of environmental impact assessment & how the process works & involves communities, NGOs, indigenous peoples, scientists, regulators, elected officials & the general public.

Environmental Science is offering this winter ENVS 2310 - Energy, Resources, and Pollution. An introduction to carbon-based and renewable energy production, resource extraction, pollution, and even some solutions!

Hey students, take the opportunity to relax with your classmates before the exams! SMUES is hosting a Sip and Chat in the Gorsebrook Lounge on Tuesday, December 4th starting at 4pm.

Check out the free maps over in the Burke building.

A great way to end the term...cookieeeeesss!!!

SMUES invites all the faculty and students to a Sip and Chat on December 4th from 4-6 at the Gorsebrook Lounge.

Mining Danger Project: Call for Graduate Students in 2025! If you're interested in mining history/geography and plan to pursue graduate studies: niche-canada.org/2024/12/16/gra… ID: “Canary in a Coal Mine” image by Michael Sonnabend, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

In the winter of 2025, EDIA book club will be reading & discussing “Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong – and the New Research That's Rewriting the Story” by Angela Saini. 📚 For more information about the book club, head to bit.ly/edia-bookclub

Environmental Science congratulates Kagan Akiyama for being this year's winner of the 2025 Environmental Science Prize.

ENVS 4490 - Climate Change: Evidence & Uncertainty. Students review scientific evidence for climate change, and its natural and anthropogenic attributions. Join us this fall! Lectures Mon & Wed @ 11:30 a.m. Labs on Mon @ 2:30. For more information, email [email protected].

(NEW FORMAT) - Environmental Pattern Analysis (ENVS 4460) Asynchronous lectures/Synchronous labs Students focus on theory and practical methods for characterizing the structural and dynamic features relating to environmental systems. Join us this Fall!