Dr. Peter Kevan, School of Environmental Sciences, is the lead author on a study showing that many species of bumblebees (Bombus sp.), a key group of pollinators, have suffered population declines due to global heating. Bumblebee nests may be overheating, and killing off broods: tinyurl.com/37ucnk5a

Our own Dr. Madhur Anand (Madhur Anand) is one of several #UofG faculty members participating in this exciting and important new collaboration!

#CAREProgram #ClimateChange

What an amazing opportunity for our students!!!

#UofG | 'Excessively high temperatures are more harmful to most animals and plants than cool temperatures.'

Dr. Peter Kevan talks to CBS News about how his bumblebee research intersects with climate change 🐝

School of Environmental Sciences Ontario Agricultural College

Read more: cbsnews.com/news/bumblebee…

#UofG | What is contributing to the bumblebee decline?

Newsweek looks at new research from Dr. Peter Kevan that has the answer 🐝

School of Environmental Sciences Ontario Agricultural College

Read more: newsweek.com/scientists-maj…

Recent research by our own Dr. Peter Kevan is making the rounds in the news!

The #bees are buzzing in blossoms, birds are singing, and there are amazing carpets of flowering Trilliums. It's a great time of year to enjoy some time UofG Arboretum

Project to advance wastewater surveillance to find and monitor infectious diseases gets funding!

The project is led by Dr. Lawrence Goodridge (Lawrence Goodridge) and he will be joined by many different researchers, including our own Dr. Marc Habash.

#SESResearch

Cool shot from one of our instructors at our Field Entomology course in Costa Rica.

Two #UofG teams using AI and space technology to explore sustainable and cost-effective ways to grow berries out of season in Canada advance to the next phase of the #HomegrownChallenge .🍓

Ontario Agricultural College School of Environmental Sciences Homegrown Innovation Challenge Weston Family Foundation

Learn more: uoguel.ph/5n4b0

Some of our students are currently learning about #entomology in Costa Rica for our Field Entomology Course! This year, the course is lead by our Profs. Dr. Jesse Popp and Andrew Young (@ADipteraYoung)!

One week into School of Environmental Sciences’s Field Entomology course with Andrew D Young and an incredible group of students. The diversity is unreal and the fun times unforgettable in Costa Rica! #PuraVida

Congratulations to our own Drs. Mike Dixon and Youbin Zheng for that achievement!

#HomeGrownChallenge #SESProud

Please help us share the word and RT!

Data manager position available to work in collaboration with Wagner-Riddle Lab!

Details: agrifooddatacanada.ca/open-position-…

#DataScience #AcademicJobs

#UofG celebrates 150 years of the Ontario Agricultural College and CTV Kitchener visits campus to see the festivities kick off 🍦 #OAC150

Ontario Agricultural College Food Science - OAC

WATCH: kitchener.ctvnews.ca/university-of-…

#OAC150

Crop Science majors, 1991. Dave Hooker I need to dig out my jacket and see if it still fits...

Dr. Clay Switzer, (OAC '51, former prof, dept head, and Dean) reflects on his journey from a farm kid to the forefront of Ontario agriculture.

Learn more about how OAC has changed lives and fueled exploration in research, education, and beyond: uoguel.ph/0gufz

#OAC150

Celebrating Ontario Agricultural College. 🎉This milestone is not just about honouring a rich history but also about forging new paths. Together, we're cultivating the future of agriculture and food innovation. Cheers to many more years of growth, learning, and success! #OAC150 #Innovation

May 1 marks #AsianHeritageMonth . It's an opportunity to learn about the dynamic cultures & valuable contributions made by Asian communities. Together we stand against racism & discrimination & celebrate the many accomplishments of Asian people. Learn more: uoguel.ph/jtgbd

Need an excuse to sport your OAC jacket at work on May 1st? We've got you covered with this letter!

Celebrate 150 years of OAC with us by showing your spirit on May 1st! Snap a photo in your jacket and share it on social media using the hashtag #OAC150 .