Title: Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources University of Manitoba
1Faculty of Environment, Earth, and
ResourcesUniversity of Manitoba
- Opened doors in 2003
- Founding Units
- Natural Resources
- Environment and Geography
- Geological Sciences
2Accomplishments
- Teaching
- Student Success
- Research- (3CRCs, (potentially 4) NSERC, SSHRC,
CFI) - Outreach and Service
3Strategic Priorities
- 5 Strategic Goals Faculty Development, Teaching,
Research, Outreach/Service, Environmental
Responsibility
41. Faculty Development
- To establish a premier environmental faculty
that reaches the highest standards of teaching,
research, and environmental responsibility and
that becomes and is known as one of the best in
Canada, North America and the world. -
52. Teaching
- To provide diverse and challenging learning
environments and offer excellent undergraduate
and graduate educational opportunities that
emphasize integrated environmental perspectives
and that prepare students for environmental
professions and careers
63. Research and Scholarship
- To generate new and meaningful knowledge and
applications through development and
implementation of relevant programs of research
and scholarship and to promote inter-disciplinary
as well as disciplinary research that draws on
the strengths of faculty members in the Faculty
and University (and beyond)
7Research Facilities
84. Service and Outreach
- To provide service to the University, communities
and Professions - To provide service and advice to diverse
constituents citizens and decision-makers to
help address environmental challenges and to
translate new knowledge into effective policy
9Service and Outreach Objectives and Strategies
- Forge partnerships (External Advisory Board,
Aboriginal communities, organizations) - Develop new opportunities for research on
Manitoba and regional environmental problems - Increase international outreach
- Promote increased service
105. Environmental Responsibility
- To promote ecological and environmental literacy,
responsibility, and sound environmental practices
throughout the university and the community.
11Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
- purpose
- contribute to understanding the changing
earth, environment, and human condition and to
disseminate and apply this knowledge for the
benefit of the present and future
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14Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
- Undergraduate Programs
- Bachelor of Science (Geology)
- Bachelor of Science (Geophysics)
- Bachelor of Science (Environment andGeography)
- Bachelor of Arts (Geography)
- Bachelor of Environmental Science (B.Env.Sc.)
- Bachelor of Environmental Studies (B.Env.St.)
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- General (3 yr), Major (4 yr) and Honours (4 yr)
Programs - Cooperative Education Option
15Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
- Graduate Programs
- Master of Environment
- MSc Environment and Geography (In Process)
- MA, PhD, Environment and Geography
- MSc, PhD Geological Sciences
- Master of Natural Resources Management
- PhD Natural Resources and Environmental
Management -
16Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
- in addition to physical and biological aspects,
each environmental issue has cultural, social,
economic and ethical dimensions.
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RESEARCH
- Biogeography, Ecosystem Management
- Ecosite-based decision support system for
sustainable forest management
18Faculty of Environment, Earth, and
Resources RESEARCH
- Arctic System Science
- understand process of mass and energy fluxes
across the ocean-sea-ice atmosphere interface. - global climate change and high latitude processes
19Longitudinal field studies (C-ICE, NOW, CASES)
20Water quality Churchill River
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Aerial Tracking Elk Riding Mountain National
Park, Manitoba
23Elk Capture and CollaringRiding Mountain
National Park, Manitoba
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Ground Tracking
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Delta Marsh water quality study
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Career resources on the web
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44- Faculty of Environment
- Climate Change and Variability
45Capacity building IT Education exchange
46An Ecosite-Based Decision Support System for
Sustainable Forest Management
NSERC Joint Partnership Program Sponsors
47Ecosite Attributes Mapping
- Accurate Identification of Ecosites on the ground
is required for the DSS. - Current Forestry database attributes are
insufficient. - Using above-canopy measurement to understand
scaling.
48NOW
International North Water Polynya
Study Overview and Progress Report
49A Canadian Research Icebreaker to Study the
Changing Arctic Ocean
A proposal submitted to the International Joint
Ventures Fund of the Canada Foundation for
Innovation
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51Shipbased sampling
52Icebreaker support
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55SBI Shelf-Basin Interactions
CASES Canadian Arctic Shelf Exchange Study
56ArcticNet A Network of Centres of Excellence to
study the changing Arctic Merges Natural
Sciences, Health Sciences Social Sciences
45M over 7 years, renewable
57The Warming Arctic
John Walsh U. Illinois
58CCCma model projects seasonally ice free Arctic
by mid century.
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60Lead - L. Fortier (Laval)
61Lead - W. Vincent (Laval)
Theme 2
62Lead - D. Barber (Manitoba)
Theme 3
63Lead - G. McBean (Western)
Theme 4
64Faculty of Environment, Earth, and
ResourcesUniversity of Manitoba