MSE-2013: MSE Research Symposium

Description:

Canada's Environmental Future: A Horizon Scan of Environmental Issues for the Coming Decades

RecordingDate	RecordingName	Instructor	Description	Webcast
15/04/2013 09:15	Words of Welcome	Anthony Ricciardi		View Webcast
15/04/2013 09:30	Emerging Issues for Northern Lakes	Norman Yan	Emerging Issues for Northern Lakes: The Increasing Threat of Multiple Stressors at a Time of Reduced Oversight in Canada. Norman Yan is from the Department of Biology at York University.	View Webcast
15/04/2013 10:05	Environmental Challenges for Canada’s Oceans	Boris Worm	Current and Future Environmental Challenges for Canada’s Oceans. Boris Worm is from the Department of Biology at Dalhousie University.	View Webcast
15/04/2013 11:00	Biological Invasions and Biosecurity	Anthony Ricciardi	Biological Invasions and Biosecurity. Anthony Ricciardi is from the McGill School of Environment and the Redpath Museum at McGill University.	View Webcast
15/04/2013 11:35	Climate Changes and Impacts for Canada	Damon Matthews	Anticipated Global Climate Changes and Impacts for Canada. Damon Matthews is from the Department of Geography (Planning and Environment) at Concordia University.	View Webcast
15/04/2013 13:00	The Future of Agriculture in Canada	Navin Ramankutty	The Future of Agriculture in Canada. Navin Ramankutty is from the Department of Geography at McGill University.	View Webcast
15/04/2013 13:35	Challenges Facing the Canadian Boreal Forest	Jean-Sébastien Landry	Challenges Facing the Canadian Boreal Forest (and for Society Relying Upon It...) Jean-Sébastien Landry is from the Department of Geography at McGill University.	View Webcast
15/04/2013 14:10	Coping with Environmental Surprise	Elena Bennett	Coping with Environmental Surprise: Adaptations and Precautions in a Complex World. Elena Bennett is from the McGill School of Environment and Department of Natural Resource Sciences at McGill University.	View Webcast
15/04/2013 14:45	Canada and Ecological Sustainability	Bill Freedman	Canada and Ecological Sustainability: Sustaining both the human economy and the biosphere. Bill Freedman is from the Department of Biology at Dalhousie University.	View Webcast

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