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School of Environmental Sciences (SES)
Institution
Section overview
Description
The School of Environmental Sciences (SES) was formed in April 2009 when the former Departments of Environmental Biology and Land Resource Science merged. The SES represents a consolidation of internationally recognized expertise in the life and physical sciences that allows faculty to focus on the comprehensive study and analysis of interconnected concepts and processes inherent to the Earth’s Critical Zone. The Critical Zone is the near surface layer of the Earth where complex interactions involving soil, rock, water, air and living organisms regulate natural ecosystems and ultimately determine the quantity and quality of life sustaining resources. The University of Guelph’s SES distinguishes itself from other environmental science programs in that it comprises a true integration of the life and physical sciences to address important environmental problems in forest, aquatic and agro-ecosystems. The SES has particular strengths in: forest systems management; reduced risk crop protection strategies; soil management & conservation; water resource management; bioremediation; climate change; and ecotoxicology & environmental microbiology. This integrated spectrum, uniquely available in SES, also allows for comprehensive consideration of socio-economic and policy issues that would otherwise not be possible in more traditional environmental science programs.
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Contact
School of Environmental Sciences
(SES)
50 Stone Road East
N1G 2W1 Guelph, Ontario
Canada
Canada
Phone: x
