Carleton Geography Professor Chris Burn has been awarded the first Yukon North Slope Conservation Award by the Wildlife Management Advisory Council for North Slope. The award was established by the... More
This fall, students of the class Environmental Studies 2000: Nature and Environment crossed the Rideau Canal to help volunteers at the Fletcher Wildlife Garden with some urban wildlife habitat work.... More
Carleton University is pleased to announce that Christopher Burn, who holds an NSERC Northern Research Chair at the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, has been awarded the PPP Prize... More
The Royal Canadian Geographical Society has honoured Carleton’s Christopher Burn for his contribution as vice-president of the society. He was presented with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond... More
Assistant Professor Jill Wigle is currently collaborating on a SSHRC-funded research project on comparative “greenbelt” governance and related processes of socio-spatial appropriation and... More
The Henry C. Cowles Award for Best Publication is awarded annually by the Biogeography Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers. The Cowles Award was established in 1998 in honor... More
By Nick Ward Fraser Taylor wears many professional hats. Renowned for his reputation as a Distinguished Research Professor of International Affairs and Geography and Environmental Studies, he also... More
By Nick Ward No one’s an island, Cameron. You, your parents, London, Qikiqtaruk, the whales, the guillemots, the living, the dead. We’re all connected. If one moves we all move. Well – that’s... More
Canadian ice shelves are changing at an unexpected rate, with almost 50 per cent lost in the last six years, experts say. Carleton University’s Derek Mueller says this summer has resulted in the... More
Iain Wallace, a professor with Carleton’s Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, is the recipient of the 2011 Award for Service to the Profession of Geography from the Canadian... More
