Past Events

BRS Jeremy Borderieux: Declining or thriving? Long-term monitoring program and climatic affinity reveal vascular plant abundance trends.

host: Isla Myers-SmithTitle talk: Declining or thriving? Long-term monitoring program and climatic affinity reveal vascular plant abundance trends.Abstract: As climate is warming, locally warm-adapted plant species are being favored at the expense of cold-adapted species. This process known as…

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BLISS: Jacob Moutouama - Demographic drivers of range limits under global warming

Biodiversity Public Lecture: Dr. Justina Ray "What’s Left to What’s Needed: Reframing Biodiversity in Decision-Making"

What’s Left to What’s Needed: Reframing Biodiversity in Decision-MakingWhen biodiversity protection starts from “what we can spare” rather than “what nature needs,” the outcome is predictable: ecosystems degrade and species decline. Default approaches in planning, policy, and climate action…

Biodiversity Public Lecture: Justina Ray

BRS Arunkumar Ramesh: Genome and Epigenome Evolution in Model, Nonmodel, and Crop Plants

recording: https://ubc.zoom.us/rec/share/JHmU8SZOStbE66u_rRN0rRbj22t8GmgOXCSqW3KmQ… 4@Rpn?5T host: Loren RiesebergTitle: Genome and Epigenome Evolution in Model, Nonmodel, and Crop PlantsAbstract: Plant genomes and epigenomes bear the signatures…

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Eco Evo Retreat 2025 on 10-12 November

Join us for the annual EcoEvo Retreat, a vibrant gathering of scientists passionate about ecology and evolution!Organized by the UBC Biodiversity Research Centre and SFU, this retreat is an opportunity to share research through talks and posters, network with peers in the Pacific Northwest, and…

Eco Evo Retreat 2025

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BLISS: Rebecca Hansen - Growing an urban underwater forest