Past Events

  We welcome our own Dr. Adam Gillespie. Dr. Gillespie will talk about "Soil organic matter stability – insights from analytical pyrolysis". Dr. Adam Gillespie is an Associate Professor with the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of Guelph. 

The SES Department Seminar Series, is pleased to host Dr. Nagissa Mahmoudi on March 8th, 2024 for a talk entitled "Picky eaters:  exploring the selective diet of marine microorganisms in past and present oceans". 

The Morwich G360 Groundwater Research Institute in collaboration with the School of Environmental Sciences is pleased to host Dr. Matthew (Matt) W. Becker for the 2024 Darcy Lecture on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, 2pm - 3pm, Richards Building Room 3504.  Dr. Becker's will deliver a talk titled "How Groundwater Impacts the People and Ecosystems of the South Pacific Islands".

The SES Department Seminar Series is please to host Dr. Catherine Febria on February 8th, 2024 for a talk entitled "One informs the other: Advancing freshwater stewardship, species at risk conservation and more through ethical and equitable research partnerships in the Great Lakes Basin".   

Our SES Artist in Residency program invites you to join a workshop with Amanda White. Join multidisciplinary artist Amanda White for a workshop hosted at the Plant Agriculture Facilities at the University of Guelph. Participants will explore image-making techniques related to plants and food systems. Participants will explore anthotype printing, an image making technique using flower or plant extracts, as well as soil imaging techniques. Participants can bring a small soil sample, further instructions will be provided.

Cole Swanson workshop information The Arts of Attention: An Interdisciplinary Walking Tour Our SES Artist in Residency program invites you to join a workshop/interdisciplinary walking tour by multispecies artist and scholar Cole Swanson.

We welcome our own Dr. Jackie Goordial for the last seminar of this winter semester. Dr. Goordial will talk about "Left out in the cold: the microbial ecology of cryphilic life".  

We are happy to welcome our own Dr. Jesse Popp who will talk about "Weaving Ways of Knowing Among the Trees". Dr. Jesse Popp is a Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Environmental Science at the University of Guelph. She is an emerging scholar and member of Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory and strives to promote inclusive science that embraces multiple ways of knowing while on her journey of learning and sharing. Her work contributes to conservation, sustainability, and the progression of the natural sciences in the spirit of reconciliation.

  We are happy to welcome our own Dr. Catherine Dieleman who will talk about "Boreal Forests Under Enviornmental Change - Building a Resilient Future".

We are happy to welcome our own Dr. Andrew Young who will talk about "Flower flies in the environment: wild pollination and pest control services".