Oceans & climate action
-
Study aims to power First Nations energy sovereignty
Three B.C. First Nations partner with UVic researchers and government to explore opportunities for Nation-owned clean energy infrastructure.
-
UVic has three new Canada Research Chairs
Transformative justice, tailored language resources, ocean renewable energy and United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 17.
-
Clean energy future: a new era of systems thinking
Mechanical Engineering professor, Bryson Robertson has been awarded a Tier I CRC in Marine Renewable Energy.
-
What do Chinook salmon eat? BC anglers and scientists map the Salish Sea food chain
UVic, PSF scientists and recreational anglers in BC explore the diet of Chinook salmon, helping understand the food chain in the Salish…
-
UVic is a dozen times green
UVic has been named one of Canada’s Greenest Employers for the twelfth time.
-
Changemakers Summit sparks solutions to community issues
Changemakers Summit at UVic links local partners with students who are passionate about creating social change in their communities.
-
Unique partnership advancing First Nations energy utilities in BC
The ACET First Nations Utility Study is finding new opportunities for First Nations to shape Canada’ clean energy future.
-
Shrinking Arctic ice raises noise levels for marine life
As Arctic ice shrinks and human marine activity increases, sound-sensitive marine life face a noisier environment.
-
Teaching drones to think: UVic’s AI-powered aerial mapping system
Homayoun Najjaran is leading the next generation of experts that will take mechatronics and AI into real-world applications.