The School of Environmental Studies congratulates Lydia Johnson on her publication "Weaving Indigenous and western ways of knowing can help Canada achieve its biodiversity goals" in The Conversation. The article was chosen as the feature story on April 6, 2023!
Dr. Friesen has an opening for a Canadian graduate student (MSc or PhD) to study evolutionary and conservation genomics of birds. Click here for full details!
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ENSC
Degree: BSc Biology, Queen's University
Project: Road salt phytoremediation: Using halophytic plants to intercept road salt runoff
Supervisor: Dr. Barb Zeeb
MES-R
ENSC
Degree: MES-R
Thesis Title: Brewing the Environment: Pro-Environmental Identity and the Consumption and Production of Craft Beer in Ontario
Project Areas: Sustainability, Environmental Attitudes, Consumption Culture, Environmental Marketing
Supervisor: Dr. Myra J. Hird
ENSC
Degree: Master's of Environmental Studies
Project Area: I will be assessing biodiversity in New Zealand lakes using eDNA. I will be working in partnership with Indigenous Maori communities and science communicators to help develop responsible monitoring and holistic lake health practices.
Supervisor: Dr. Diane Orihel
ENSC
Degree: MES
Project: 6PPD in the Environment
Supervisors: Dr. Diane Orihel (Queen's) and Dr. Stacey Robinson (ECCC)
ENSC
Degree: MES-R
Project Area: Investigating the policy and legal implications of bioinoculant use in Canadian agriculture
Supervisor: Dr. Warren Mabee
ENSC
Degree: PhD in Environmental Studies
Project Area or Thesis Title: Food Freedom: African Nova Scotian Food Sovereignty
Supervisor(s): Dr. Kristen Lowitt and Dr. Hannah Harrison at Dalhousie University
ENSC
My degree: MES
Project Area: Characterizing Wildness
Supervisor: Ryan Danby
MES
ENSC
Degree: MES
Project Area: Carbon capture and valorization feedstocks for synthetic fuel production in Canada
Supervisor: Dr. Warren Mabee
