by Alannah Hardcastle | Jun 22, 2018 | Food, Research
Did you know that Canada is the 10th highest producer of corn worldwide?! Every year, we produce an average of more than 14 million tonnes of corn!! But the health of our corn crops are being threatened due to climate change. Crops respond to the stress of warming... 
by Alannah Hardcastle | May 30, 2018 | Volunteer of the Month
If you haven’t heard about our “Green Spotted Volunteer Program” yet, let us fill you in! We have over 200 volunteers from 75+ municipalities all over Canada and beyond. Each month we feature one of our volunteers on the blog for further... 
by Alannah Hardcastle | May 15, 2018 | Research
Sarah Langer, originally from Cavendish Township, Ontario, completed a Master of Science in the Environmental and Life Sciences Program and a Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science at Trent University. Her research worked to enhance forensic entomology through... 
by Random Acts of Green® | May 2, 2018 | News
Psssttt! What are YOU doing for our environment? Maybe you… Compost… Carpool… Eat less meat… Wash your clothes in cold water… Walk to work… or Take speedy showers? Whatever it is – we think your green acts are AWESOME…... 
by Alannah Hardcastle | Mar 22, 2018 | Research
Debbie Jenkins, originally from North Bay, Ontario, is recently from Pond Inlet, Nunavut where she worked as a research biologist across the Canadian High Arctic islands for 7 years. She completed her Masters of Science at Trent University, studying habitat selection...
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