Oceans & climate action
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First climate science students cross the convocation stage
Camryn Thompson and Maya deWitt are UVic’s first graduates from the new climate science program.
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Environmental monitoring: Seeing the unseen through eDNA
Caren Helbing leads environmental DNA use for conservation and species at risk.
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UVic math ecologist elected to Royal Society
Mark Lewis is being recognized by Royal Society for his work developing new mathematical methods to solve ecological problems.
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How ‘beneficial fire’ reduces risk of wildfire: report
Beneficial fire will be essential to reducing wildfire risk and promoting wildfire resilience, according to a report by the POLIS…
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Connecting climate action champions
If climate action strength is found in numbers, then last week’s sold-out Victoria Climate Connections event was flexing some serious…
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Arctic cod grunts: Fish sounds provide clues to conservation
When marine biologist Amalis Riera put a hydrophone in an Arctic cod tank at the University of British Columbia, she…
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Aerial mapping tool takes flight
Researchers at UVic are partnering with Cowichan Tribes Emergency Services and InDro Robotics to test new drone technology to support…
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Northern voices lead energy conversations
A first-of-its-kind effort to gain a detailed picture of the energy aspirations of small, rural and remote communities across northern…
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2025 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients
Environmental sustainability, clean technology and Inuit rights highlighted in this year’s group of remarkable grads A local scientist who analyzes…