Past Events

School Safety Orientation last chance for the Summer.  All New Staff/Students who missed the one on May 8th must attend.  Alexander Hall 265

 Introduction to the School of Environmental Sciences Due diligence and the importance of safety Ultimate goal is to protect you in a safe working environment Safety and Security Topics Emergency Procedures and Workplace Hazards Laboratory Safety and Protocol Chemical, Biological and Physical Safety Field Safety and Awareness PLEASE NOTE:

MES Seminar - Raeya Jackiw

Time Student Title  9:00-9:00AM Henderson Chad The effects of particle size, temperature, harvesting equipment and time on nutrient leaching from switchgrass

New insights into the chemistry of soil organic matter - using advanced analytical methods to understand ecosystem function Dr. Adam W. Gillespie, Research Associate, Soil Chemistry, Canadian Light Source Inc, Saskatoon, SK. Abstract for talk attached. Everyone is welcome to attend. 

Production and nutrient cycling in temperate ecosystems: How winter climate matters

 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.”