A Special Joint Roundtable & Workshop co-sponsored by the Environmental Studies Association of Canada (ESAC.ca) and the Canadian Society for Digital Humanities (CSDH). View the original agenda from the ESAC 2018 conference program. Videos Visit ESAC’s YouTube channel for the Climate Change and Academia: Addressing the Carbon Footprint of Scholarly Conferences playlist, where you’ll find videos […]
Read MoreFollowing the 2018 Annual ESAC Conference, we’re disseminating outcomes from panels that took place during the event. Reports and other media will be posted here as they become available. Public Education for Environmental Change (PDF) At the 2018 Environmental Studies Association of Canada (ESAC) annual meeting (May 28- 30, Regina, SK), we convened an interdisciplinary panel […]
Read MoreThe program for the ESAC Annual Conference is now available. View the ESAC 2018 Program here. For general information about the event, check out the Annual Conference page.
Read MoreESAC is pleased to call for nominations for the annual Environmental Community’s Organizer (ECO-Award). Each year, the ECO-Award honours an individual, team, or organization which has positively contributed to the field of environmental studies in Canada through community-building, research, knowledge-to-action, or innovations in practice or approaches. This award was created during ESAC’s 2012 annual meeting in Waterloo, Ontario. […]
Read MoreDownload a copy of this announcement as a PDF The Environmental Studies Association of Canada (ESAC.ca) is pleased to invite you to participate in our Annual Conference at the University of Regina (https://www.uregina.ca) as part of the 2018 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences (https://www.congress2018.ca). This year’s conference will be packed with exciting events […]
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Photo courtesy of Ken Hall Toronto – The Environmental Studies Association of Canada (ESAC) is pleased to announce the 2017 winner of its annual Environmental Community Organizer (ECO) Award: Ken Hall, an environmental artist from Mulmur, Ontario. Hall was lauded for his acclaimed, touring installation, Legacy, described by his nominator, Canadian Whale Institute chair Sarah […]
Read MoreThe Environmental Studies Association of Canada (ESAC) is pleased to call for nominations for the annual Environmental Community’s Organizer (ECO-Award). Each year, the ECO-Award honours an individual, team, or organization which has positively contributed to the field of environmental studies in Canada through community-building, research, knowledge-to-action, or innovations in practice or approaches. For more information […]
Read MoreMay 30th – June 1st, 2017 Ryerson University, Toronto The Call for Papers deadline has been extended to February 17th, 2017. For submission instructions, download the 2017 Call for Papers (PDF). The Environmental Studies Association of Canada (ESAC.ca) is pleased to invite you to participate in our Annual Conference at Ryerson University as part of […]
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Calgary – The Environmental Studies Association of Canada (ESAC) is pleased to announce the 2016 winner of its annual Environmental Community Organizer (ECO) Award: Hives for Humanity. This non-profit, community-service organization connects people to nature, community and themselves in a singular and powerful way: beekeeping! The group’s work is guided by its core belief that […]
Read MoreAre you ready? Here are some tips to keep you in the loop. Conference Program and Schedule The final conference program and schedule are now available. Download your own copy of the ESAC Schedule 2016 (PDF) and Extended Program 2016 (PDF) Campus Map Download the Congress 2016 Map (PDF) to familiarize yourself with the University of Calgary before you arrive. […]
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