The Centre for Coastal Science and Management at Simon Fraser University promoted interdisciplinary research, education and dialogue on Canada's coastal ecosystems, particularly those in British Columbia. By linking social and natural science with local knowledge, the Centre focused on three key themes:
- Coastal and marine conservation
- Adaptation to climate change
- Building resource management capacity (government, community, academic)
The Centre for Coastal Science and Management is part of the Faculty of Environment and also works closely with the Faculty of Science.
CLOSED
March 31, 2016
The Centre for Coastal Science and Management (CCSM) closed its doors on March 31, 2016. This site remains available as a resource for reports and past activities.
Some of the CCSM programming will be subsumed by the Pacific Water Reserach Centre under their coastal science and management theme.
We take this opportunity to thank all of our members, partners, sponsors and individuals who participated and contributed to the success of the Centre over the years.
If you have any questions, please contact Laurie Wood at lauriew@sfu.ca
WHAT'S NEW
March 3, 2016, Free Public Talk and Discussion, 7:00 pm at SFU Vancouver- Marine Biodiversity and the Health of Canada's Oceans, presented by Dr. Paul Snelgrove, Ocean Sciences and Biology, Memorial University, NL
more info: Abstract and Bio
reservations: http://snelgrove.eventbrite.com
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October 29, 2015, Free Public Talk and Discussion, 7:00 pm - A World of Climate Extremes
Presented by: Jana Sillmann, Center for International Climate and Environmental Research – Oslo (CICERO), Norway. More Info
October 15, 2015, Free Public Talk and Discussion, 7:00 pm - The Optimistic Environmentalist: Planning for a 100% Renewable Future
Presented by: Dr. David R. Boyd, Adjunct Professor, School of Resource and Environmental Management, Simon Fraser University; Environmental Lawyer and Author. More Info
September 24, 2015, Free Public Talk and Discussion, 7:00 pm - How Large Is the Bill for Global Climate Change?
Presented by: Dr. Chris Hope, Reader in Policy Modelling, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, UK. More Info
September 23, 2015 Free Public Talk and Discussion, 12:30 pm SFU Burnaby IRMACS - Modelling the Risks of Climate Change
Presented by: Dr. Chris Hope, Reader in Policy Modelling, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, UK. More Info
September 17, 2015, Free public talk and discussion, 7:00 pm - The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars: The Battle Continues
Presented by: Dr. Michael Mann, Distinguished Professor of Meteorology and Director, Earth System Science Center, Pennsylvania State University, USA. More Info
September 16, 2015 Free public talk and discussion, 12:30 pm, WMC 2202 Burnaby Campus - The Past as Prologue: Learning from the Climage Changes in Past Centuries -Presented by: Dr. Michael Mann, Distinguished Professor of Meteorology and Director, Earth System Science Center, Pennsylvania State University, USA. More info
March 5, 2015, Free Public Talk and Discussion - Safety and Risk: Why Values Matter - Presented by Dr. Ingrid Stefanovic, Dean, Faculty of Environment, SFU, Abstract/Bio
February 26, 2015, Free Public Talk and Discussion - Welcome to the Pressure Cooker: How Climate Change is Making Our World More Violent and Less Secure - Presented by Dr. Marc Levy, Earth Institute, Columbia University, Abstract/Bio
February 19, 2015, Free Public talk and Discussion - The Future Isn't What It Used To Be - Presented by Dr. Kristie Ebi, Global Health, University of Washington, Abstract/Bio
February 12, 2015, Free Public talk and Discussion - Farming on a Warming Planet - Presented by Dr. Navin Ramankutty, Liu Centre, UBC, Abstract/Bio
February 5, 2015, Free Public talk and Discussion - Disease, Risk and Climate Change - Where do we stand? Presented by Carl Lowenberger, BioSciences, SFU, Abstract/Bio
January 15, 2015, Free Public Screening and Discussion about CBC's Documentary, Silence of the Labs 7:00 pm SFU Harbour Centre, 515 West Hastings, Room 1900. More Info