Chris Czerwinski, MSc graduate in Geography, was awarded the best 2012 Masters thesis in Canadian remote sensing August 28 at the 34th Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing in Victoria, BC. ... More
Carleton University’s Fraser Taylor, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (FRSC) and Distinguished Research Professor in the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, is the first... More
Geomatics students are gaining hands-on learning opportunities which are high-impact for community members and for students learning with Professor Dan Patterson’s lab assignment for the... More
Matt Leyenaar presented on GIS-based improvements to the Renfrew County Ambulance Service. Read more! ... More
For those who possess only a superficial knowledge of Ethiopia, the phrase “Ethiopian wetlands” might sound like a bit of a contradiction. Geography and Environmental Studies (DGES) Masters... More
The Department of Geography and Environmental Studies (DGES) has a long history of possessing an impressive international reputation. 2012-2013 was yet another remarkable year for the department.... More
Three DGES graduate students have won the following awards from the Canadian Northern Studies Trust: Erica Oberndorfer, PhD Candidate, Canadian Polar Commission Scholarship ($10,000) Brendan... More
Recent DGES PhD graduate Gary Martin talks about what brought him to DGES to pursue a doctoral degree and how the department supported him throughout his doctoral journey. Read his story here.... More
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Environmental Studies student Adam Garbo produced a policy brief for his ENST 3000 course entitled “Green Roofs: Cultivating Green Building Practices”, which explored how green building... More
Welcome to the Arctic Bay Place Name Atlas The Cybercartographic Atlas of Arctic Bay is an online, community-based atlas project to engage youth and Elders of Arctic Bay, Nunavut in researching,... More
