Research
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Ecological novelty and climate change: study identifies unprecedented disruptions
As temperatures continue to rise across the globe, scientists are witnessing the emergence of ecological conditions with no historical precedent—also known as ecological novelty—driven by rapid change. In a recent study in Nature Climate Change, lead author and University of Victoria (UVic) School of Environmental Studies PhD student Claire Wright examines how climate change is driving the emergence of ecological conditions with no precedent. Widespread ecosystem…
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TEDxVictoria spotlights five speakers from UVic
When looking for a new way forward, TEDxVictoria turned to University of Victoria (UVic) scholars. TEDxVictoria will bring environmental innovators, academic leaders, artists and boundary-pushers to the…
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UVic satellite to probe climate, open-source radio
MARMOTSat, set to launch in July, is the second mission in a growing satellite program at UVic’s Centre for Aerospace…
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Ocean Networks Canada leadership update
Kate Moran’s current term as Ocean Networks Canada’s (ONC) president and CEO concludes on June 30, 2026.
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A lifetime of impact and mentorship
UVic scientist and sociologist, Cecilia Benoit to receive appointment to the Order of Canada.
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Extreme heat regulations for farm workers need updates: report
The heat dome five years ago demonstrated that heat stress affects agricultural workers greater than other BC workers, according to…
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UVic excellence in ecosystem and land sustainability research
2026 Times Higher Education Impact Ratings place UVic ninth worldwide, first in Canada for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal…