"Our environment is our future"
NRESi Colloquia can be viewed live via the internet during its regularly scheduled times (normally 3:30 (PST)) on Fridays. This semester's talks will be available for both in-person attendance (Room 7-238) and online via Zoom. Please use the Q&A option to ask a question of the speaker via Zoom. If you would like to ask a question orally, please use the 'raise hand' icon and the moderator will un-mute your microphone. Other special NRESi lectures and events can also be viewed during their scheduled times.
The Zoom system allows for a live recording of the talk to be made. Provided that the speaker agrees to archive their talk on our servers, the talks will be recorded and made available to view at a later date through the NRESi video channel.
NRESi Special Colloquium Presentations
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[Off-campus] NRESI x FWCP Special Colloquium - February 26th, 2025 12:00-1:00 Mackenzie Recreation Center - The Effects of Supplemental Feeding on Physiology and Reproduction in an Endangered Caribou Herd - Lauren Elviss Registration is required for this special colloquium. We encourage pre-registration via the link.
NRESi Colloquium Presentations
- NRESI Colloquium - February 14, 2025 - Resource Stewardship in a time of Trump - Nathan Cullen Passcord: 490393
- NRESI Colloquium - February 28, 2025 - The Convergence of Wildlife Trafficking with Other Activities of Organized Crime - Dr. Vanda Felbab-Brown Passcord: 816303
- NRESI Colloquium - March 7, 2025 - Wet'suwet'en resistance to Canadian colonialism and the Coastal GasLink pipeline - Film screening “Yintah” and discussion with film makers Passcord: 360288
- NRESI Colloquium - March 14, 2025 - Getting to know an overlooked flora: botanical exploration in the Upper Fraser Drainage - Curtis Bjork; Michelle Connolly; Dr. Darwyn Coxson Passcord: 801579
- NRESI Colloquium - March 21, 2025 - Analysis of environmental DNA to assess the distribution of Salmonids in Northern BC - Dr. Brent Murray Passcord: 162152
- NRESI Colloquium - April 4, 2025 - Soil erosion processes and landscape evolution in natural and disturbed post-glacial landscapes - Dr. Raquel Portes Passcord: 740717