Events

January 17, 2018: Green College Seminar  Hope in the Anthropocene Series  Speakers: Thomas Sisk and Wendy Palen

January 17, 2018: Green College Seminar
Hope in the Anthropocene Series
Speakers: Thomas Sisk and Wendy Palen

Location: Coach House, UBC Green College  Address: 6201 Cecil Green Park Road Date: Wednesday, January 17th 2018 Time: 5pm Participatory Science, Public Discourse, and Hope for Solving Wicked Environmental Problems Thomas D. Sisk, Landscape Conservation Initiative, Northern Arizona University, and Wendy J. Palen, Earth to Ocean Research Group, Simon Fraser University   Abstract:  Hope for the […]

March 8, 2018:  Jonathan Wilkinson, MP  Revamping Canada’s Environmental Laws
March 1, 2018: IRES Faculty Seminar   Hope in the Anthropocene Series  Speakers: Johannes Urpelainen and Rustam Sengupta

March 1, 2018: IRES Faculty Seminar
Hope in the Anthropocene Series
Speakers: Johannes Urpelainen and Rustam Sengupta

Roundtable on Social Science in the field: Working on Development with NGOs and Social Enterprises Johannes Urpelainen and Rustam Sengupta   IRES Seminar Series Time: 12:30pm to 1:30pm (every Thursday) Location: AERL Theatre (room 120), 2202 Main Mall *************************************************************************** Abstract:  Social scientists are increasingly collaborating with partners in the field (NGOs, Social Enterprises and in […]

February 28, 2018: Green College Seminar  Hope in the Anthropocene Series  Speaker: Johannes Urpelainen

February 28, 2018: Green College Seminar
Hope in the Anthropocene Series
Speaker: Johannes Urpelainen

The Grand Challenge of Clean Energy Access in the Developing World Johannes Urpelainen Location: Coach House, UBC Green College  Address: 6201 Cecil Green Park Road Date: Wednesday, February 28th 2018, 5 pm Time: 5pm Abstract: The rapid decrease in the cost of solar power generation has made clean energy a key instrument in the effort […]

March 15, 2018: IRES Student Seminar  Understanding perceptions of species and the Phylo game (Megan Callahan)  Household energy transition in India (Poushali Maji)
March 22, 2018: IRES Faculty Seminar  Hope in the Anthropocene Series  Speaker: Jonathan Foley

March 22, 2018: IRES Faculty Seminar
Hope in the Anthropocene Series
Speaker: Jonathan Foley

Photo Credit: John Westrock from flickr/ Creative Commons 

March 21, 2018: Green College Seminar  Hope in the Anthropocene Series  Speaker: Jonathan Foley

March 21, 2018: Green College Seminar
Hope in the Anthropocene Series
Speaker: Jonathan Foley

Location: Coach House, UBC Green College  Address: 6201 Cecil Green Park Road Date: Wednesday, March 21st 2018 Time: 5pm   “Planet Vision:  Why We First Need to Build a Shared, Positive Vision of the Future to Address Our Environmental Challenges”   Abstract: Learn more about PlanetVision, a multi-faceted campaign — blending museums exhibits, web and social […]

February 8, 2018: IRES Student Seminar  Speaker: Michaela Neuberger and Kiely McFarlane

February 8, 2018: IRES Student Seminar
Speaker: Michaela Neuberger and Kiely McFarlane

Photo Credit: Lakshitha Charith from flickr/ Creative Commons

March 19 2018: Liu Lobby Gallery exhibit “The Colours of Food Security” Reception with TED Speaker Dr. Jonathan Foley

March 19 2018: Liu Lobby Gallery exhibit “The Colours of Food Security” Reception with TED Speaker Dr. Jonathan Foley

The Colours of Food Security – Public Reception with TED Speaker Jon Foley Monday, March 19, 2018 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Lobby Gallery – Liu Institute for Global Issues, 6476 NW Marine Drive, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2 Please RSVP.     The Colours of Food Security is a series of bold and striking maps that paint […]

January 30 2018 Tuesday: IRES Special Seminar Speaker: David Rutledge

January 30 2018 Tuesday: IRES Special Seminar
Speaker: David Rutledge

IRES Seminar Series Time: 12:30pm to 1:30pm (TUESDAY) Location: AERL 107,  2202 Main Mall ***************************************************************************   Energy Resources for Climate Models David Rutledge, California Institute of Technology (Caltech), Pasadena, CA Abstract: In modeling climate change, the carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels is the most important factor.  The time frame for the climate response is much […]