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PhD. candidate, Nathan Stewart, will be presenting his dissertation, titled "Individual and species level diet variation in marine fishes of Atlantic Canada" on Monday, June 15th, 2026 at 11:00am on Teams. Please contact Nia Khuong for the Teams link if you are interested in attending!

Do you need a Science credit that doesn't need a pre-requisite? The School of the Environment is offering two new courses for the Fall 2026 semester:
ESCI-4808-3: Evolving Earth Systems (Tues/Thurs, 8:30-9:50am)
ESCI-4808-91: Societal Adaptation to Climate Change (online, Monday 7:00-9:50pm)

It's convocation day! Congratulations to all Spring 2026 School of the Environment graduates! From all of us in SOE, we wish you the best of luck on your continued journeys.

Southwestern Ontario greenhouse footprints have expanded rapidly in the last few decades (as shown by The Glass Greenhouse Group, a capstone project from our first cohort of GISc. Certificate graduates). The ISS has captured some cool photos of the greenhouses in Leamington and Kingsville at night but these lights can be a cause of concern. Read about the greenhouse growth and attempts to mitigate the light pollution in CBC News here: https://buff.ly/g7sCqQR
Photo credit to NASA/International Space Station.

Kudos to SOE’s Dr. Cameron Proctor who was named the 2026 Outstanding Faculty Research & Innovation Award (Emerging Career) recipient! Since joining SOE in 2019, Dr. Proctor applies remote sensing and GIS techniques to study peatland biogeochemistry and root–soil–microbial interactions. Congratulations to Dr. Proctor and all the 2026 Research & Innovation Excellence awardees! (Photo credit: Peter Marval/University of Windsor).

UWindsor's Campus Community Garden is hosting their annual Plant sale on Friday, May 22nd (12:00pm - 4:30pm) and Sunday, May 24th (11am - 2:30pm). The plants for sale will include:
1) Tomato varieties: Carbon, Roma, Pink Berkeley Tie Dye, Green Zebra, Tiny Tim, Yellow Pear, Black Cherry, Chocolate Cherry
2) Pepper Varieties: Sweet California Wonder, Tequila Sunrise, Orange You Sweet, Jimmy Nardello, Cayenne, Jalapeno
3) Annual Flowers: marigolds, nasturtiums, borage, cosmos (orange and early sensation) - great for attracting pollinators
4) Annual Herbs: basil, parsley (flatleaf and forest green curly), cilantro/coriander, holy basil/tulsi
5) Perennial herbs: oregano, rosemary, thyme
6)Other annual plants: Tomatillo, Ground Cherry, Lacinato Kale, Kohlrabi (limited quantities), Strawberry, Sugar baby watermelon
The Campus Community Garden is located at 372 California Avenue, Windsor ON. Hope to see you there!

Summer job in communications!

📣 We are seeking a Communications Specialist to join our team for June and July 2026, an opportunity with the Canada Summer Jobs program.

The chosen applicant will support activities to engage diverse audiences and grow our community of practice. The deadline to apply is May 20, 2026.

For details on the scope of work, qualifications, and application guidelines, review the full job posting: https://caroliniancanada.ca/mywild/article/canada-summer-jobs-2026-communications-specialist-20260506

If you were unable to attend "An Evening with David Suzuki", there is a video of his lecture online that you can view here:

An Evening with David Suzuki The University of Windsor welcomed one of Canada’s most influential voices in environmental science and advocacy, Dr. David Suzuki, for a wide-ranging and ca...

Carolinian Canada is hiring a summer student through the Canada Summer Jobs program! You must be eligible for the Canada Summer Job Program; you can check your eligibility here: https://buff.ly/gdtvds4
Carolinian Canada is looking for a Communications Specialist to help support seasonal activities to engage community members in learning about native species and track impact. For the full job description and application instructions, navigate to their webpage here: https://buff.ly/ZZ0xiqZ
Applications will be accepted until Wednesday, May 20th, 2026.