Healthy soil. Healthy farmers. 🌱
What connections might exist between the two?
Join UVic PhD candidate and EcoSoil Lab Manager Brooke Hayes for our next #UVicENVI Research Colloquium: “Biological soil health and farmer mental health.”
📅 Oct. 14 | 11:30–12:30
📍 DTB B255
What connections might exist between the two?
Join UVic PhD candidate and EcoSoil Lab Manager Brooke Hayes for our next #UVicENVI Research Colloquium: “Biological soil health and farmer mental health.”
📅 Oct. 14 | 11:30–12:30
📍 DTB B255
October 9, 2026 at 6:27 PM
Healthy soil. Healthy farmers. 🌱
What connections might exist between the two?
Join UVic PhD candidate and EcoSoil Lab Manager Brooke Hayes for our next #UVicENVI Research Colloquium: “Biological soil health and farmer mental health.”
📅 Oct. 14 | 11:30–12:30
📍 DTB B255
What connections might exist between the two?
Join UVic PhD candidate and EcoSoil Lab Manager Brooke Hayes for our next #UVicENVI Research Colloquium: “Biological soil health and farmer mental health.”
📅 Oct. 14 | 11:30–12:30
📍 DTB B255
What if people affected by research and design helped shape it from the start?
Join the #UVicENVI Colloquium on involving people as active participants—not just end users.
📅 Oct 7 | 🕦 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | 📍 David Turpin Building, B255
Everyone welcome! #ParticipatoryDesign
Join the #UVicENVI Colloquium on involving people as active participants—not just end users.
📅 Oct 7 | 🕦 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | 📍 David Turpin Building, B255
Everyone welcome! #ParticipatoryDesign
October 2, 2026 at 5:30 PM
What if people affected by research and design helped shape it from the start?
Join the #UVicENVI Colloquium on involving people as active participants—not just end users.
📅 Oct 7 | 🕦 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | 📍 David Turpin Building, B255
Everyone welcome! #ParticipatoryDesign
Join the #UVicENVI Colloquium on involving people as active participants—not just end users.
📅 Oct 7 | 🕦 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | 📍 David Turpin Building, B255
Everyone welcome! #ParticipatoryDesign
Well done @BStarzomski on winning Weebly award for Biodiversity of the Central Coast site!@HakaiInstitute @UVicENVI
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December 15, 2024 at 4:14 PM
Well done @BStarzomski on winning Weebly award for Biodiversity of the Central Coast site!@HakaiInstitute @UVicENVI
blog.weebly.com/post/get-inspi…
blog.weebly.com/post/get-inspi…
Graduating with an #envirosci degree? Have we got the summer job for you...@ubcscience @UVicENVI @ualbertaScience
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February 25, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Graduating with an #envirosci degree? Have we got the summer job for you...@ubcscience @UVicENVI @ualbertaScience
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Advance your skills, get outside. Now recruiting summer field techs!@ubcscience @UVicENVI @FlemingCollege @uog
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ABMI Home
We work collaboratively to provide ongoing, relevant and scientifically credible information on Alberta's living resources.
ow.ly
February 25, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Advance your skills, get outside. Now recruiting summer field techs!@ubcscience @UVicENVI @FlemingCollege @uog
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Love data? Love aquatic inverts? Have we got the job for you... Now hiring!@UAlberta @ubcscience @UVicENVI @UCalgary
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ABMI Home
We work collaboratively to provide ongoing, relevant and scientifically credible information on Alberta's living resources.
t.co
February 25, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Love data? Love aquatic inverts? Have we got the job for you... Now hiring!@UAlberta @ubcscience @UVicENVI @UCalgary
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Great Year1 meeting with @anglersatlas, Juanes, @RockfishMecca, @MarineCons, students, and partners @UVICENVI to discuss rockfish #CitizenScience and #conservation through @FishOceansCAN’s BC Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund. [❄️in Victoria - what the 🐟?!]
November 29, 2024 at 9:01 PM
Great Year1 meeting with @anglersatlas, Juanes, @RockfishMecca, @MarineCons, students, and partners @UVICENVI to discuss rockfish #CitizenScience and #conservation through @FishOceansCAN’s BC Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund. [❄️in Victoria - what the 🐟?!]
WOW! Funded #rockfish PhD @BiologyBSU using apps & #citizenscience to incr angler compliance w MPAs & descenderes in BC. Incl 1-2 mo field work. RT & DM if interested. Jan 2020 start. Collaboration w @MarineCons @ConserveGaliano @RockfishMecca @anglersatlas #Juaneslab @UVicENVI
November 29, 2024 at 9:00 PM
WOW! Funded #rockfish PhD @BiologyBSU using apps & #citizenscience to incr angler compliance w MPAs & descenderes in BC. Incl 1-2 mo field work. RT & DM if interested. Jan 2020 start. Collaboration w @MarineCons @ConserveGaliano @RockfishMecca @anglersatlas #Juaneslab @UVicENVI
#Mikmaq #Elsipogtog Speaking Tour @uvic Friday! @UVICNSU @UVicSocialSci @UVicFPH @UVicENVI @UVicEvents #fracking
November 23, 2024 at 1:36 AM
#Mikmaq #Elsipogtog Speaking Tour @uvic Friday! @UVICNSU @UVicSocialSci @UVicFPH @UVicENVI @UVicEvents #fracking
Dear @UVic staff, I support your #FreedomtoFeelSafe.
- @UVicGeog @UVicENVI @UVicSocialSci #Student
#StopSexualHarassment @uvicsecurity
- @UVicGeog @UVicENVI @UVicSocialSci #Student
#StopSexualHarassment @uvicsecurity
November 22, 2024 at 7:32 PM
Dear @UVic staff, I support your #FreedomtoFeelSafe.
- @UVicGeog @UVicENVI @UVicSocialSci #Student
#StopSexualHarassment @uvicsecurity
- @UVicGeog @UVicENVI @UVicSocialSci #Student
#StopSexualHarassment @uvicsecurity
⭐Announcing the CSHS Most-Cited Horticulture Paper! ⭐
Effects of postharvest deficit irrigation on sweet cherry in 5 Okanagan Valley, Canada orchards: II. Phenology, cold hardiness, fruit yield, and quality (Houghton et al.)
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@UVicENVI
@BiologyUBC
📷 UBC Faculty of Science
Effects of postharvest deficit irrigation on sweet cherry in 5 Okanagan Valley, Canada orchards: II. Phenology, cold hardiness, fruit yield, and quality (Houghton et al.)
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@UVicENVI
@BiologyUBC
📷 UBC Faculty of Science
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August 7, 2025 at 9:31 PM
⭐Announcing the CSHS Most-Cited Horticulture Paper! ⭐
Effects of postharvest deficit irrigation on sweet cherry in 5 Okanagan Valley, Canada orchards: II. Phenology, cold hardiness, fruit yield, and quality (Houghton et al.)
buff.ly/TDAP6Dp
@UVicENVI
@BiologyUBC
📷 UBC Faculty of Science
Effects of postharvest deficit irrigation on sweet cherry in 5 Okanagan Valley, Canada orchards: II. Phenology, cold hardiness, fruit yield, and quality (Houghton et al.)
buff.ly/TDAP6Dp
@UVicENVI
@BiologyUBC
📷 UBC Faculty of Science
Want a quick look at what ES grad students are actually working on?
Note: next week’s 11:30 seminar is cancelled.
Instead, join us April 1 (1–3pm, DTB B255) for short research presentations + Q&A.
New ideas, early-stage projects, and room to ask questions.
#UVicENVI
Note: next week’s 11:30 seminar is cancelled.
Instead, join us April 1 (1–3pm, DTB B255) for short research presentations + Q&A.
New ideas, early-stage projects, and room to ask questions.
#UVicENVI
March 27, 2026 at 7:28 PM
Want a quick look at what ES grad students are actually working on?
Note: next week’s 11:30 seminar is cancelled.
Instead, join us April 1 (1–3pm, DTB B255) for short research presentations + Q&A.
New ideas, early-stage projects, and room to ask questions.
#UVicENVI
Note: next week’s 11:30 seminar is cancelled.
Instead, join us April 1 (1–3pm, DTB B255) for short research presentations + Q&A.
New ideas, early-stage projects, and room to ask questions.
#UVicENVI
From net pens to river restoration—this is applied learning in action.
Dr. Benjamin Neal shows how UVic students engage directly in BC fisheries recovery.
March 25 | 11:30–12:30 | DTB B255
#UVicENVI
Dr. Benjamin Neal shows how UVic students engage directly in BC fisheries recovery.
March 25 | 11:30–12:30 | DTB B255
#UVicENVI
March 24, 2026 at 1:00 AM
From net pens to river restoration—this is applied learning in action.
Dr. Benjamin Neal shows how UVic students engage directly in BC fisheries recovery.
March 25 | 11:30–12:30 | DTB B255
#UVicENVI
Dr. Benjamin Neal shows how UVic students engage directly in BC fisheries recovery.
March 25 | 11:30–12:30 | DTB B255
#UVicENVI
Indigenous Knowledge offers long-tested ways of caring for land and community. How can it reshape cumulative effects assessment and resource management?
Join Lawrence Ignace / Miskomin on braiding Indigenous Knowledge with governance to rethink sustainability.
#UVicENVI talk 🌿
Join Lawrence Ignace / Miskomin on braiding Indigenous Knowledge with governance to rethink sustainability.
#UVicENVI talk 🌿
March 16, 2026 at 3:14 PM
Indigenous Knowledge offers long-tested ways of caring for land and community. How can it reshape cumulative effects assessment and resource management?
Join Lawrence Ignace / Miskomin on braiding Indigenous Knowledge with governance to rethink sustainability.
#UVicENVI talk 🌿
Join Lawrence Ignace / Miskomin on braiding Indigenous Knowledge with governance to rethink sustainability.
#UVicENVI talk 🌿
Climate action needs more than policies and targets. What motivates people to actually take part?
Gustav Osberg explores how values, relationships, and shared purpose can power participation in climate governance.
📅 Mar 11 | #UVicENVI
Gustav Osberg explores how values, relationships, and shared purpose can power participation in climate governance.
📅 Mar 11 | #UVicENVI
March 5, 2026 at 4:06 AM
Climate action needs more than policies and targets. What motivates people to actually take part?
Gustav Osberg explores how values, relationships, and shared purpose can power participation in climate governance.
📅 Mar 11 | #UVicENVI
Gustav Osberg explores how values, relationships, and shared purpose can power participation in climate governance.
📅 Mar 11 | #UVicENVI
Warming Arctic seas are impacting subsistence harvests in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region. Collaborating with Ulukhaktok community members, a team created a Cultural Calendar that connects climate, species, language, and knowledge systems. Come learn more! #UVicENVI
February 27, 2026 at 6:49 PM
Warming Arctic seas are impacting subsistence harvests in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region. Collaborating with Ulukhaktok community members, a team created a Cultural Calendar that connects climate, species, language, and knowledge systems. Come learn more! #UVicENVI
What is Indigenous political ecology — and who defines the “political” and the “ecological”?
Join Dr. Hunt as she shares relational principles shaping this field, the central role of Indigenous leadership, and why Indigenous political ecology matters for environmental studies.
#UVicENVI
Join Dr. Hunt as she shares relational principles shaping this field, the central role of Indigenous leadership, and why Indigenous political ecology matters for environmental studies.
#UVicENVI
February 20, 2026 at 6:42 PM
What is Indigenous political ecology — and who defines the “political” and the “ecological”?
Join Dr. Hunt as she shares relational principles shaping this field, the central role of Indigenous leadership, and why Indigenous political ecology matters for environmental studies.
#UVicENVI
Join Dr. Hunt as she shares relational principles shaping this field, the central role of Indigenous leadership, and why Indigenous political ecology matters for environmental studies.
#UVicENVI
If culture matters in humans, why wouldn’t it matter in chimpanzees?
Dr. Ammie Kalan shares evidence from 40+ wild communities showing rich, threatened cultural diversity — including distinct termite-fishing traditions.
Conservation needs to protect populations and their cultures.
#UVicENVI
Dr. Ammie Kalan shares evidence from 40+ wild communities showing rich, threatened cultural diversity — including distinct termite-fishing traditions.
Conservation needs to protect populations and their cultures.
#UVicENVI
February 7, 2026 at 4:59 PM
If culture matters in humans, why wouldn’t it matter in chimpanzees?
Dr. Ammie Kalan shares evidence from 40+ wild communities showing rich, threatened cultural diversity — including distinct termite-fishing traditions.
Conservation needs to protect populations and their cultures.
#UVicENVI
Dr. Ammie Kalan shares evidence from 40+ wild communities showing rich, threatened cultural diversity — including distinct termite-fishing traditions.
Conservation needs to protect populations and their cultures.
#UVicENVI
“Water Lines: Landscape, Design, and Environmental Legibility”
How can design make hidden water systems visible—and political?
This talk traces water across rivers, pipes, dams, and dry landscapes to show how landscape architecture helps us read power, ecology, and public concern.
#UVicENVI
How can design make hidden water systems visible—and political?
This talk traces water across rivers, pipes, dams, and dry landscapes to show how landscape architecture helps us read power, ecology, and public concern.
#UVicENVI
January 30, 2026 at 6:56 PM
“Water Lines: Landscape, Design, and Environmental Legibility”
How can design make hidden water systems visible—and political?
This talk traces water across rivers, pipes, dams, and dry landscapes to show how landscape architecture helps us read power, ecology, and public concern.
#UVicENVI
How can design make hidden water systems visible—and political?
This talk traces water across rivers, pipes, dams, and dry landscapes to show how landscape architecture helps us read power, ecology, and public concern.
#UVicENVI
B.C. “running out of electricity”? Not so fast.
Dr. Mark Zacharias breaks down what’s fact vs fiction in debates about EVs, heat pumps, and electrification—and what smart planning actually means for a net-zero grid. #UVicENVI
Dr. Mark Zacharias breaks down what’s fact vs fiction in debates about EVs, heat pumps, and electrification—and what smart planning actually means for a net-zero grid. #UVicENVI
January 26, 2026 at 4:22 PM
B.C. “running out of electricity”? Not so fast.
Dr. Mark Zacharias breaks down what’s fact vs fiction in debates about EVs, heat pumps, and electrification—and what smart planning actually means for a net-zero grid. #UVicENVI
Dr. Mark Zacharias breaks down what’s fact vs fiction in debates about EVs, heat pumps, and electrification—and what smart planning actually means for a net-zero grid. #UVicENVI
Is B.C. really running out of electricity?
At this #UVicENVI seminar, Mark Zacharias breaks down claims about power shortages, drought-year imports, and electrification—and explains what the evidence actually shows.
A fact-based look at how B.C. can plan an affordable, reliable path to net-zero.
At this #UVicENVI seminar, Mark Zacharias breaks down claims about power shortages, drought-year imports, and electrification—and explains what the evidence actually shows.
A fact-based look at how B.C. can plan an affordable, reliable path to net-zero.
January 23, 2026 at 7:18 PM
Is B.C. really running out of electricity?
At this #UVicENVI seminar, Mark Zacharias breaks down claims about power shortages, drought-year imports, and electrification—and explains what the evidence actually shows.
A fact-based look at how B.C. can plan an affordable, reliable path to net-zero.
At this #UVicENVI seminar, Mark Zacharias breaks down claims about power shortages, drought-year imports, and electrification—and explains what the evidence actually shows.
A fact-based look at how B.C. can plan an affordable, reliable path to net-zero.
Join Louise Blight at #UVicENVI seminar on bird–window collisions.
Window strikes kill ~25 million birds each year in Canada—second only to cats. A UVic study shows West Coast impacts can be worse, especially in fall & winter.
Learn which species are most at risk & which building fixes reduce deaths
Window strikes kill ~25 million birds each year in Canada—second only to cats. A UVic study shows West Coast impacts can be worse, especially in fall & winter.
Learn which species are most at risk & which building fixes reduce deaths
January 16, 2026 at 7:11 PM
Join Louise Blight at #UVicENVI seminar on bird–window collisions.
Window strikes kill ~25 million birds each year in Canada—second only to cats. A UVic study shows West Coast impacts can be worse, especially in fall & winter.
Learn which species are most at risk & which building fixes reduce deaths
Window strikes kill ~25 million birds each year in Canada—second only to cats. A UVic study shows West Coast impacts can be worse, especially in fall & winter.
Learn which species are most at risk & which building fixes reduce deaths