by Random Acts of Green® | Sep 13, 2018 | Research
Kai Chung is doing his Masters in Sustainability Studies at Trent University. Through a Summer Internship, he conducted a community-based action research project at Abbey Gardens in Haliburton. Abbey Gardens is a 300-acre former gravel pit that is being rehabilitated... 
by Random Acts of Green® | Aug 24, 2018 | Research
Have you ever stopped to notice the various types of nature that exist on our planet? Think about it. We have: Forests Water Snow Sand Rocks These are all unique components of nature. One Trent University student, Alex Hooke-Wood, thinks that each component is so... 
by Alannah Hardcastle | Jul 23, 2018 | Research
Emily Amon is a passionate community-based researcher. She has completed THREE environmental science community research projects during her Bachelor of Environmental Sciences and Studies undergraduate degree at Trent. Her current project as a Masters of... 
by Alannah Hardcastle | Jun 19, 2018 | Research
Did you know that reptiles and amphibians are proportionately the most engendered vertebrates in Canada? Photo by Kevin ChanThat’s why Trent University PhD candidate, Josh Feltham, conducted his research to discover the best ways to protect them. His research at... 
by Alannah Hardcastle | May 14, 2018 | Research
Simon Tapper is a PhD candidate in Environmental and Life Sciences at Trent University. Originally from Ottawa, he completed his BSc at the University of Toronto in biological anthropology, and his master’s in primatology at the University of Roehampton. Simon is...
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