Seed Saving 101

Join the Seed Lending Library and members of Roots on the Roof for an informative and hands-on event to learn about the basics of saving seeds. Enjoy demonstrations and games, […]


UBC CCEL Community Grants for Student Projects

UBC CCEL Community Grants for Student Projects

UBC CCEL community grants for student projects! Accepting applications November 1, 2026 through January 31, 2027! Up to $10,000 of funding is available per student-led project. We support you in co-designing […]


Climate Change and Older Adults’ Mental Health: A Travelling Photo Exhibition

Join us on October 1 for International Day of Older Persons: We will be launching this travelling exhibition, featuring photographs by older adults in British Columbia exploring how climate change […]


Environmental and Microbiome Profiling of Aquaculture Farms in the Central region of Ghana

Environmental and Microbiome Profiling of Aquaculture Farms in the Central region of Ghana

Speaker: Dr. Cynthia Adinortey Africa-UBC Oceans and Fisheries Visiting Fellow (Cohort 1) Fish production in Ghana comes mainly from marine catch, followed by inland catch, and aquaculture contributing the least. […]


Climate change, keystone predators, and the coastal marine biodiversity of British Columbia

Climate change, keystone predators, and the coastal marine biodiversity of British Columbia

Speaker: Dr. Christopher Harley Professor, IOF and Zoology Director, IOF pro tem The oceans are changing. Waters are warming and becoming more acidic, the distribution and abundance of species are […]


The State of Climate Policy in BC: A Conversation with George Heyman and Kathryn Harrison

The State of Climate Policy in BC: A Conversation with George Heyman and Kathryn Harrison

The past year’s announcements of climate policy reversals and new oil and gas projects were followed by yet another summer of major climate impacts in British Columbia, Canada, and globally. […]


Working in Climate: Infrastructure

This session explores how infrastructure is evolving to meet the challenges of climate change—from decarbonizing buildings and transportation to strengthening energy systems, water infrastructure, and climate resilience. Hear from professionals […]


Finding Joy in Fighting Climate Change

Finding Joy in Fighting Climate Change

What if the most effective ways to fight climate change made you happy? UBC Psychology professors  Dr. Elizabeth Dunn and Dr. Jiaying Zhao will discuss their groundbreaking book Leave the Lights On: How Joyful […]


Forestry & Environmental Stewardship Micro-certificate Info Sessions

Designed for working professionals, UBC Forestry & Environmental Stewardship’s wide array of Micro-certificate programs offer an accessible opportunity to elevate your skills, engage with industry leaders and advance in your […]


Canada’s Climate Contradiction: Talking Green While Expanding Fossil Fuels

Canada’s Climate Contradiction: Talking Green While Expanding Fossil Fuels

​Canada and BC speak the language of climate leadership while supporting fossil fuel expansion. ​The federal and provincial governments are using financial and political instability to fast-track fossil fuel infrastructure […]