番茄社区

Lecture series


Unless otherwise specified, all lectures will take place at 2:15 pm (refreshments) / 2:30 pm (lecture) in Room B215 of the David Turpin Building.

September 29 (2:00-3:00pm) - David Atkinson (Professor & Department Chair, Geography, UVic) - "Building Northern Resilience: Community solutions and the Federal Environmental Prediction Services"

October 16 (2:30-4:00pm; Ceremonial Hall, First Peoples House) Special Seminar co-hosted with UVic English - 'Cúagilákv (Jess Housty) (UVic Geography) - Book launch: "Crushed Wild Mint"

September 16 - Deondre Smiles (Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, UVic) - "Paul Bunyan and te Settler Colonial Whitewashing of Indigenous Environments" (Abstract)

October 21 - TBA

November 18 - TBA

January 10 – (Sessional Lecturer, Department of Geography, UVic) – Unpiloted aerial vehicles (UAVs) as a remote sensing platform to estimate the velocity of flood water (abstract)

January 31Gillian Krezoski (Senior Lab Instructor, Geography, UVic) – We had the roaring twenties, now we have the roving twenties (abstract)

February 7 – Geography Co-op Students (Faculty of Social Sciences, UVic) – Geography and the working world: How co-op experiences bring Geography to life (abstract)

February 28 – (Associate Professor, Public Health, U. of Sao Paulo) – The water-energy-food nexus as a challenge for integrating scales and practices: A perspective to deal with anti-dialogical structures (abstract)

March 20 – CANCELLED:  (Assistant Professor, Geography, SFU) and (Associate Professor, Geography UBC) – How does the environmental state keep nature cheap? (abstract)

March 27 – CANCELLED: Geography Grad Students (Geography, UVic) – The future of geography: A peek into graduate student research (abstract)

April 3 – CANCELLED:  (Professor, Geography, U. of Tennessee) – The maps behind the movement: African-American freedom struggles as geographical work (abstract)

September 13 (7:00pm), HHB 105, Lansdowne Scholar –  (Graduate Program in History and Philosophy of Science, Notre Dame University, USA ) – On Humboldt's Planet: Cosmos, Gaia, and the Coming of the Anthropocene

September 14 (8:30am-5:00pm), HHB 105, Colloquium – Facing the Anthropocene with Alexander von Humboldt's Views of Nature, celebrating Alexander von Humboldt's 250th Anniversary

October 4 – Geography Co-op Student Presentations (Geography Co-op, UVic) – Geography and the working world: How co-op experiences bring Geography to life

October 18Christopher Bone (Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, UVic) – It’s complex (not complicated)! Geography and the world’s big environmental problems

November 1Randy Scharien (Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, UVic) – Scaling the great Arctic sea ice pyramid during a period of rapid change

November 22 Reuben Rose-Redwood (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, UVic) – From Cartesian spaces to decolonizing the map: Becoming a geographer in the 21st century

November 29 Chris Darimont (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, UVic) – Resource management by humans and other predators

September 14 – (Graduate Teaching Assistant and PhD Candidate, School of Natural Sciences, Bangor University, UK) – Adaptive behaviour can permit coexistence between predators (abstract)

September 19 - Special Lecture - (Director, School of Architecture & Design Manipal University, Jaipur) - Experiences and challenges of community participation in urban renewal projects: A case study of Bhendi Bazzar, Mumbai, India (abstract)

September 21 – Geography Co-op Students (Faculty of Social Sciences, 番茄社区) – Geography and the working world: how Geography comes to life during co-op experiences

September 28Sophia Carodenuto (Assistant Professor – Limited Term, Department of Geography, 番茄社区) – Zero deforestation cocoa in West Africa: Interaction between public and private governance (abstract)

October 12 Johan Feddema (Professor and Chair, Department of Geography, 番茄社区) – Future directions and initiatives in Geography

October 19 – David Atkinson (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, 番茄社区) - Northern weather and climate: Impacts on end-users (abstract)

October 26 – (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, Concordia University) – Displacing Blackness: Planning, power and race in twentieth-century Halifax (abstract)

November 2 – (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Oregon) – Plumbing poverty in America: Mapping hot spots of racial and geographic inequality in household water provision (abstract)

November 23 – A pair of research talks: 1) (Post-Doctoral Researcher, Geography, UVic) - Use of ocean-colour satellites to assess bigeochemical properties along British Columbia and Southeast Alaska (abstract); 2) (Post-Doctoral Researcher, Geography, UVic) Salt in snow: A "villain" affecting the accuracy of Arctic sea ice thickness estimates from radar satellites? (abstract)

November 30 - (Principal, Lexeme Consulting, Vancouver) - Governance that considers the environment: How to bring Science into policy making to promote better land use (abstract)

January 11  Thomas Reimchen (Department of Biology, UVic) – Very rapid phenotypic and genomic evolution in Haida Gwaii Stickleback (abstract)

January 18 –  (Research Scientist, Environment & Climate Change Canada) – Arctic hydro-climatic regimes and changes in a warming climate (abstract)

January 25 – (Department of Geography, UBC) – Variable constraints on climate-induced species range shifts in alpine and flat landscapes: Shrinking habitat versus limited dispersal (abstract)

January 31 –  (Geography & Environmental Development, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) – The effect of nature on happiness: Impressions from social network data analysis (abstract)

February 1 – Geography Co-op Student Presentations (Geography Co-op, UVic) – Geography and the working world: How co-op experiences bring geography to life

February 8 (10:15am), Lansdowne Scholar –  (Director for Interdisciplinary Science, University of Maryland) – Building capacity for socio-environmental research and problem solving (abstract)

February 8 –   (Department of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences, UBC) – Climate science education: For whom? For what? How? (abstract)

February 15 –  (Geography, University of Cologne, Germany) – Urban health challenges in India: Understanding health inequities and generating evidence for public health policies (abstract)

March 1 –  (Geography, Environment, and Geomatics, University of Guelph) –Everyday development responsibilities: Geographies of care and consumption (abstract)

March 22 –  (Environmental Governance & Political Science, Yale University) –Policy learning for 'super wicked' problems: Uncovering bottom up solutions for ameliorating the global climate crisis (abstract)

September 15 – Geography Co-op Students (Faculty of Social Sciences, 番茄社区) – 

September 22 – Susan Kerr (Sustainability Coordinator, Campus Planning & Sustainability) – 

September 29 – John Harper (Adjunct Professor, Department of Geography, 番茄社区) –  ()

October 13   (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, Simon Fraser University) –  ()

October 20   (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, 番茄社区) –  ()

October 27   (Lecturer, Department of History, University of Vienna) –  ()

November 3 – Jeremy Venditti (Professor, Department of Geography, Simon Fraser University) –  ()

November 10 – Maycira Costa (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, 番茄社区) –  ()

November 24  

January 19   (School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, UVic) –  ()

January 26 -  (Geography, UVic) –  ()  |  (Geography, UVic)  ()

February 2 – Geography Co-op Students (Faculty of Social Sciences, UVic) – 

February 7, 6:30 pm, DSB C118  LANSDOWNE LECTURER  (Emeritus Professor, University of Toronto) –  ()

February 9   (Emeritus Professor, University of Toronto) –  ()

February 23 –  (Northern Medical Program, UNBC) –  (co-authored with Sarah Hunt) ()

March 2   (Geography, UVic) –  ()

March 9 –  (Geography, SFU) –  ()

March 16   –  (in DTB B215 and DTB B307 - all day!) - 

March 22 –  (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, U. of California - Santa Cruz) –  (in HSD 240 - refreshments @ 4:30 pm; lecture @ 5:00 pm)

March 23   (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, U. of California - Santa Cruz) – 

April 6   and Dr. David Atkinson (Geography, UVic) –  ()

September 16   (Associate Professor, Departments of Gender Studies and Political Science, 番茄社区) –  ()

September 23 – Geography Co-op Students (Faculty of Social Sciences, 番茄社区) –  ()

September 30   (Senior Research Scientist, Canadian Forest Service) –  ()

October 14   (Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, UBC Okanagan Campus) –  ()

October 21   (Professor, Department of Geography, 番茄社区) –  ()

October 28 – No lecture

November 4   (PDF, Institute for Resources, Environment, and Sustainability, UBC (Alumni), and President, Outer Shores Expeditions) –  ()

November 11 – No lecture

November 18 – Adam Monahan (Professor, School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, 番茄社区) –  ()

November 25   (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, Simon Fraser University) –  ()

December 2 – Vera Pospelova (Associate Professor, School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, 番茄社区) –  ()

January 13   (Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, 番茄社区) –  ()

January 20 – Geography Grad Students (Faculty of Social Sciences, 番茄社区) –  ()

January 27 – Geography Co-op Students (Faculty of Social Sciences, 番茄社区) –  ()

February 3   (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, and Institute on Aging & Lifelong Health, 番茄社区) –  ()

February 10 – No lecture

February 17 – No lecture

February 24   (Professor, Geography and Native American & World Indigenous Peoples Studies, Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington) –  ()

March 3 – No lecture

March 10   (Biology Faculty, Vancouver Island University) –  ()

March 17   (Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of Calgary) -  ()

2015/2016

September 18 –  (Special Projects Coordinator, Ktunaxa Nation Council) – Qat'muk: Where the Grizzly bear goes to dance (abstract)

September 25 –  (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia) – Where is an Author? New geographies of knowledge production (abstract)

October 2 – Jennifer Bagelman (Sessional Lecturer, Department of Geography, 番茄社区) – Politics of Paddling: Turning the tide on extractivist development  (abstract)

October 7 (Wednesday) –  (Director, Center for Resilient Communities, University of Idaho) – Using Community Based Observing Networks and Systems (CBONS) for Adaptation to Global and Environmental Change (abstract)

October 16 – Thomas James (Geological Survey of Canada, Pacific Division) – Glacial Isostatic Adjustment in British Columbia (abstract)

October 23 –  (Associate, Office of Community Based Research, 番茄社区) – Vision Sandown: An opportunity for applied geography – Presentation and discussion

October 30 – Nick Claxton (Indigenous Education, 番茄社区) - ȻENTOL TŦE TEṈEW̱ (Together with the Land): Geography from the local Straits Salish Perspective (abstract)

November 6 – No lecture

November 13 – No lecture

November 18 (Wednesday, at 4:00 pm in HSD A240) – Michael Soulé (Professor Emeritus, Environmental Studies, University of California - Santa Cruz) – The Anthropocene: Nature's Final Bow? (abstract)

November 20 –  (Professor, Department of Linguistics, 番茄社区) – Linguist Meets Geography: Documenting Tłı̨chǫ knowledge of place through place names (abstract)

November 27 – Doug Bancroft (Visiting Scientist and Sessional Instructor, School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, 番茄社区) – Satellite Earth Observations in Support of Arctic Operations and Environmental Stewardship (abstract)

January 22 –  (Postdoctoral Research Associate, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, State University of New York) – Participation, Politics, and Technology: Agrarian development in postneoliberal Bolivia (abstract)

January 29 – CANCELLED

February 5 –  (Canada Research Chair, Shellfish Ecosystems Interactions Research Program, Centre for Shellfish Research, Vancouver Island University) – Seaweed Strife: Ecological, commercial, and social perspectives on the invasion of the Red Alga, Mazzaella japonica (abstract)

February 12 – NO SPEAKER, READING BREAK

February 19 –  (NSERC Fellow, Water & Climate Impacts Research Centre, 番茄社区 / Environment Canada) – Mesh-free Computing: Powerful modelling tool for violent hydro-environmental and geophysical flows (abstract)

February 26 –  (Adjunct Professor, Geography Department, 番茄社区) - Captain Scott's Selfie (abstract)

March 4 –  (Postdoctoral Fellow, Political Science Department, UBC) - Why Talk is Cheap: Voice, land, and the decolonization of democracy (abstract)

March 11 –  (Mayor, City of Victoria) - Happy Politics: City Making in the 21st Century 

March 18 – Students from GEOG 407 - SHIFT Happens: Decolonizing sense of place and co-learning through grassroots pedagogy (abstract)

 

2014/2015

September 12 –  (Professor, Law, Societies, and Justice Program, and Department of Geography, University of Washington) -  (abstract)

September 19 –  (Saanich Councillor) – The Natural City (abstract)

September 26 –  (Research Scientist, Science and Technology, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada) – Probabilistic Forecasting of Agricultural Crop Yield Under Environmental Uncertainty (abstract)

October 3 – Shalini Kashyap (WCIRC) – River Engineering: Applications and Insights (abstract)

October 10 –  (Research Scientist, ASL Environmental Sciences Inc.) –Cyclone Forcing of Dynamic and Thermodynamic Processes in Arctic Sea Ice and Across the Ocean-Sea Ice-Atmosphere Interface (abstract)

October 17 – NO SPEAKER

October 24 – NO SPEAKER

October 31 –  (Professor, Geography and Biological Sciences, Simon Fraser University) – Great River Deltas as Keystone Arctic Ecosystems and Recent Changes in the Mackenzie Delta (abstract)

November 7 –  (Professor, College of Social Sciences, University of Hawai’i at Manoa) – Anarchism, Women, and Public Space (abstract)

November 14 – NO SPEAKER – Reading Week

November 21 –  (Associate Professor, Urban Studies and Geography, Simon Fraser University) – Eco-urban Neighbourhoods and the Prospect of Sustainability Transformations (abstract)

November 28 –  (Post-Doctoral Fellow, Geography Department, 番茄社区) – Would You Like Carbon or Chimps With That? Conserving Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services in African Rainforests 

January 9 –  (Assistant Professor, School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, 番茄社区) – GIS, Geology, and Geomorphology (abstract)

CANCELLED - January 16 –  (Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia) – Where is an Author? (abstract)

January 23 –  (Post-Doctoral Researcher, Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium, 番茄社区) – Explosive Cyclones in CMIP5 Climate Models
(abstract)

January 30 –  (Research Scientist, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation - CSIRO, Australia) – Conservation Decision Science: Making Better Use of Scarce Resources (abstract) NOTE: Location changed to DTB A104

February 6 –  (Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of Calgary) – Live Music, Intercity Competition, and Branding (abstract)

February 13 – NO SPEAKER

February 20 – Lisa Helps (Mayor of Victoria) – Cities and Politics in the 21st Century (abstract) NOTE: Location changed to DTB A104

February 27 –  (Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Geography, 番茄社区) – Characterizing Cloud and Precipitation Features in the Eastern Canadian Arctic Using a Research Aircraft (abstract)

March 6 –  (Hakai Institute Co-founder) – Technology in Support of Science on the Coastal Margin (abstract)

March 13 –  (Assistant Professor, Mount Royal University) –Infrastructure and the Suicidal State (abstract)

March 20 –  (Post-Doctoral Fellow, Geography Department, 番茄社区) – Where The Wild Things Are: Marine Bird Distributions, Densities, and Assessments of Risk on Canada’s Pacific Coast (abstract)

March 27 –  (Senior Conservation Fellow, Woodland Park Zoo) – The Cascades Carnivore Connectivity Project: Assessing Landscape Connectivity and Detecting Rare Species in Washington’s North Cascades Ecosystem (abstract)

 

2013/2014

September 20: , Borders Here, There, Everywhere: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Border and Borderland Studies

September 27: Eric Taylor, Ministry of Environment, Air Quality in BC

October 4: Louise Johnson, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Deakin University, Australia, Class, place and culture: Moving out of poverty in Northern Geeolong, Australia

October 11: , A Crisis of Care and a Crisis of Borders: A Politics of the Global Intimate

October 18: Layla Abdel Rahim, Modern Languages, University of Quebec in Trois-Rivieres, The Ship of Fools as a Place of Spectacle, Healing, and Education where the Wild are Sent to Die

November 1: , Stump to Dump: The Logging Process on Vancouver Island, 1910-1945

November 8: Frank Duerden, Department of Geography, UVic, Land Use Planning in the Yukon: The Promise and the Failure

November 15: Nicholas Lynch, Department of Geography, UVic, "Prepare to be Converted!": Redundant Worship Spaces as Loft Living in the Post-Secular City 

November 22: , Hierarchical Space: Geographers, Governmentality, and Neoliberalism

January 31: , Distinguished Professor, School of Environmental Studies, UVic - “Plant use and knowledge by First Nations peoples

February 7: Jim Gardner, Adjunct Professor, Department of Geography, UVic - "Rockfall, warmer temperatures and risk in high mountain recreation"

February 21: , Adjunct Professor, Department of Geography, UVic, "A sea-surface-height control barrage at the Strait of Gibraltar"

February 28: , Department of Geography, University of Northern British Columbia, "Small Grounds: Intimate domestic geographies and colonialism in British Columbia"

March 14: , Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison, "Revisiting the Xe Bang Fai River in Laos: Assessing the downstream impacts of the Nam Theun 2 hydropower project in light of the World Bank’s increased emphasis on supporting large dams"

2012/2013

September 14: Alan Hallsworth, University of Portsmouth, Traditional Retail Markets in the UK: The Role of Select Committees

September 21: , Biographies of the Idea of Race in the Discipline of Geography

September 28: , The Neptune Cabled Instrument Array

October 12: , Community Networking for Local Tourism Entrepreneurs

October 19: Ed Wiebe, SEOS, 番茄社区, The School-Based Vancouver Island Weather Station Network

October 26: Frank Duerden, Geography, 番茄社区, Assessing Community Vulnerabilities to a Changing Climate in Dawson City, Yukon

November 2: ,"Reclaiming Auckland, one patch at a time" Indigenous community gardens - health, sovereignty and progressive response to neoliberal reform

November 9: Nikolaus Gantner, Geography, 番茄社区, Ecotoxicology 101: From Mercury in Arctic Fishes to the Tohoku Tsunami Aftermath

November 16: , Optical Dating: History and Theory of the Method and its Application to Research in Geomorphology, Quaternary Geology, and Archaeology

January 11: Jodi Axelson, Geography, 番茄社区, Adventures in Wood Taxonomy: New Approaches to Examining the Effect of the Western Spruce Budworm on Douglas-fir Forests

January 18: , Earth Atmosphere Evolution and the Gaia Hypothesis

January 25: , The Strait of Georgia and VENUS: Victoria Experimental Network Under the Sea

February 1: Dan Smith, Geography, 番茄社区, Walking in Dangerous Terrain: UVTRL Explorations in the British Columbia Coast Mountains

February 8: , Assessing Biosphere-Carbon-Climate Feedbacks Using Paleoecological Records From Northern Peatlands

February 15: Steve Kokelj, Northwest Territories Geoscience Office, Thawing of Ice-cored Terrain alters Landscapes and Fluvial Systems in Northwestern Canada

March 8: Rosemary-Claire Collard, University of British Columbia, Putting Animals Back Together / Taking Commodities Apart

March 15: Protected Areas and Poverty Reduction Team, Selected Presentations

March 22: , The Down-Deep Delight of Democracy