TEGS (Trent Environmental and Geography Society) organizes mostly outdoor events for ALL Trent students.
Check us camping, hiking, rock climbing, at film screenings and more!
04/22/2021
Happy Earth Day 2021!
In honour of Earth Day the members of the TEGS exec. team wanted to share some memories of enjoying being outside! We know that with COVID, getting outside has become a bit difficult but we encourage you all to go out and enjoy nature once everything has cleared up and it is safe to do so :))
Enjoy Earth Day everyone!
10/20/2020
‼️It’s time to get your voice heard!‼️
The Minister’s Round Table on Parks Canada is in full effect!
What’s that you ask? It’s a Canada wide consultation on Parks Canada’s priorities!
Take your place at the table and make sure that youth voices are heard, participate in the consultation now:
➡️ https://www.letstalkparkscanada.ca/
10/07/2020
Hey everyone!
TUGS is still looking for a first year student to fill our first year rep. position on the exec. team. If you’re interested please send us a message!
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🍂Hope you’re all enjoying Fall as much as we are! 🍁
03/07/2020
Our winners of the 40th Annual Reach For The Peak... the Semipalmated Plovers 🎉 Thank you to everyone who came out last night to celebrate 40 years of epic trivia! We had a blast and hope you all did too!
03/06/2020
Join us for the next TSE Seminar Series on Wednesday March 11 featuring our very own Dr. Stephanie Rutherford! She will be presenting a one-hour talk titled:
"Conflict and Coexistence with Eastern Coyotes"
Wednesday March 11 from 12 - 1 PM in ESC C205
Stephanie Rutherford is an Associate Professor in the Trent School of the Environment. Her work is interdisciplinary, focusing on the intersections among the environmental humanities, animal studies, and cultural geography. She is the author or coeditor of three books that consider these themes, the most recent of which is Historical Animal Geographies (2018). She is currently writing a new book on the history of wolves in Canada for McGill-Queen’s University Press.
More information about our Seminar Series: http://ow.ly/agVg50yFaTi
03/03/2020
Here’s a sneak peak at some of the amazing prizes that will be available at our raffle table on Thursday for The 40th Annual Reach For The Peak Trivia Night!(more to come) All proceeds raised from our raffle will go towards TUGS so we can continue to offer events to students at a reduced cost!
Thank you to all of the amazing community businesses and organizations for their generous donations and support!
Wild Rock
Tribal Voices
Plant Goals
Riley's Pub Peterborough
Lift Lock Escape
Peterborough Petes
Lansdowne Place
The Publican House Brewery
Not Pictured:
The Canadian Canoe Museum - 4 Adult Admission Passes
META4 Contemporary Craft Gallery - $25 off any workshop
Trent MaDGIC - Maps, Data and Government Information Centre - Gift Basket
Salti Yoga Peterborough - $25 Gift Card
The Sapphire Room - $25 Gift Card
Salon Sorella and Day Spa - Hair Care Gift Pack
03/02/2020
Reach for the Peak through the years (recognize anybody??)! Be apart of this amazing tradition and register for the 40th Annual Trent School of the Environment RFTP Trivia Night hosted by TUGS happening this Thursday in the Champlain College Great Hall! Bar available through The Ceilie, and free food and non-alcoholic drinks will be available. Register using this link https://trentu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7VXSnk1RQpLXmtf to get in on all the fun and the exclusive RFTP raffle table (don't forget a little cash 💵)
Link to facebook event page is here https://www.facebook.com/events/2577184702550060/
See you on Thursday!