Past Events

 9:00 AM - Faculty presentations 12:00 PM - Free catered lunch* + Poster session   1:00 PM - Hammon Lecture by George Greene, Kinross Chair in Environmental Governance:                    ""Governance for  Sustainable Development" Lecture Abstract

Flying army carries friendly microbeshttp://atguelph.uoguelph.ca/2014/03/bees-offer-protection-against-crop-diseases-and-pests/ By Andrew Vowles Monday, March 10, 2014

Professor Laura Van Eerd, School of Environmental Sciences, University of Guelph.  “Nitrogen fertility in horticultural and cover crop production systems.”

Dr. Katherine Tully, Earth Institute Agriculture and Food Security Center, Columbia University. Talk title" Nutrient management for food and the environment." Everyone is welcome to attend.    

Dr. Keith R. Solomon Centre for Toxicology and School of Environmental Sciences, University of Guelph "PBT classification under EC 1107/2009: Practical issues and a case example of chlorpyrifos"

Dr. Zhenqing Shi  Department of Crop & Soil Sciences Washington State University "From Metal Biogeochemistry to Carbon Sequestration" All are welcome to attend.

The 20th Annual Environmental Sciences Symposium is a yearly event directed by University of Guelph Students for students and community members. This year, our theme is "Collaboration between Science and Activism". Speakers include: Dr. Thomas Homer-Dixon Franke James Rick Smith Ben Powless and many more! And a personal video from Bill McKibben at 350.org

Forest-Grassland Mosaics  and Alternative Stable States

"Analysis of three biological control agents and naturally occurring fungal colonizers on the survival of sclerotia of Botrytis squamosa, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, and Sclerotium cepivorum."