SFU Continuing Studies in Science and Environment
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Continuing Studies in Science and Environment promotes the understanding of scientific discoveries and research through interdisciplinary discussions and partnerships.

A main focus of the program is the science underlying current environmental issues and emphasis is given to research and dialogue that link science with local knowledge in natural resource management policy. In addition to science students and faculty at Simon Fraser University, all programs involve academics from a variety of disciplines and/or universities, and partners from governments, community groups and industry.

Continuing Studies in Science and Environment offers public lectures, workshops and think tanks, custom designed professional training courses, produces proceedings, publications, reports, and in some cases partners on research programs. Continuing Studies in Science and Environment also works closely with Simon Fraser University's Centre for Coastal Studies and is responsible for its outreach programs.

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March 21, 2012 - It's Wrong to Wreck the World: Climate Change and the Moral Obligation to the Future - Presented by Kathleen Dean Moore, Department of Philosophy, Oregon State University
Video Excerpts of key points from Full Length Video

March 28, 2012 - The Canadian Oil Sands: Economic saviour or environmental disaster? Presented by Dr. David Schindler, University of Alberta
Video Excerpts of key points from Full Length Video

March 28, 2012 - The Canadian Oil Sands: Economic saviour or environmental disaster? Presented by Dr. David Schindler, University of Alberta
Video Recording of Full Presentation

March 21, 2012 - It's Wrong to Wreck the World: Climate Change and the Moral Obligation to the Future - Presented by Kathleen Dean Moore, Department of Philosophy, Oregon State University
Video Recording of Full Presentation

April 12, 2012 - Saving Nemo: The Science of Marine Extinctions - Presented by Dr. N. Dulvy, Biological Sciences, SFU
Abstract and Bio

Speaking for the Salmon
Centre for Coastal Studies