Nicole is currently on her second co-op work term at Bruce Power Inc., a nuclear generating station near Kincardine, Ontario, … Continue reading Combining environment and business — in a nuclear generating station

A few tidbits from previous graduates of the Environment & Resource Studies program at the University of Waterloo. Continue reading What are they doing now?

This past summer, 2 recent graduates from Environment and Resource Studies were selected from over 1,000 applicants to join a … Continue reading Two recent Environmental Studies grads are selected to participate in new internship program

Planning student Beth Brown spent last summer working for the Town of Banff as a Seasonal Planning Analyst. Continue reading A summer in the mountains

Heather, a second-year student in Environment and Business, says it’s rewarding to look back on her co-op work term and … Continue reading Learning the business of the environment

Hearing spring peeper frogs after a cold winter has been one of the co-op work term highlights for Renee, a … Continue reading Stewardship Assistant

Thanks to York’s Faculty of Environmental Studies (FES), new life is springing up in a once-threatened area of Costa Rica … Continue reading FES students seed fertile ground in Costa Rica

Add another 15 University of Waterloo faculty members to the list of the best and brightest young researchers in Ontario. Continue reading Ontario honours 15 young researchers with excellence awards

OTTAWA, April 20, 2003 – It’s fine to make fuel-efficient vehicles and energy-efficient appliances, but if consumers don’t buy them … Continue reading BES student Annemarie Baynton chosen as Canadian “Energy Ambassador”

Bone-healthy breath strips and biodegradable planters were the top winners in this year’s Project SOY (Soybean Opportunities for Youth), an … Continue reading Bone-healthy breath strips win Project SOY

TORONTO, March 31, 2003 — A day-long conference on activism and the environment was organized for high school students at … Continue reading Students in MES Popular Education course organize an environment day at a Toronto school: an event in the FES Speakers Series

Susannah Bunce (left), third-year PhD candidate in York Continue reading FES PhD candidate and social activist Susannah Bunce wins national merit award from Senior Women Academic Administrators of Canada