Environmental Science/Studies, MESc/MES

Nipissing University and Nipissing First Nation are collaborating to address shared opportunities and challenges on Treaty lands, focusing on environmental management, stewardship, and self-governance. A presentation by Nipissing First Nation’s Environment Department Manager Curtis Avery and Director of Lands, Natural Resources, Environment, and Economic Development Cameron Welch will highlight efforts to advance environmental programs, tackle emerging threats like PFAS contamination, and discuss future practices.

Please join us Friday, December 1 at 11am in the Teaching Hub's Auditorium for the next MES/MESc Speaker Series talk by Dr. Chantel Markle from the School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability at the University of Waterloo. She will be presenting on “Resilience and vulnerability of endangered species and spaces in an era of global change.” All are welcome, in person or online.