Congratulations to Annie King on her NEW publication! King, A., Pearce, T., Dixon, P., Earley, S., and Dokis, C. “Indigenous Engagement in Oilfield Remediation: A Case Study of the Norman Wells Oilfield, Northwest Territories, Canada.”  Environmental Science & Policy  177 (2026): 104339.  https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envsci.2026.104339 . Image of Annie King during fieldwork on the Sahtú region’s experience with the closure and reclamation of the Norman Wells Oilfield, Northwest

The Queen Elizabeth Scholars  is a program that promotes student mobility.  This initiative is sponsored by the Rideau Hall Foundation, in collaboration with Community Foundations of Canada, Universities Canada, and Canadian universities.  The QES program provides inbound and outbound scholarship opportunities for university students. Image from UNBC's Travelling Knowledges Magazine Rubi Briones Venegas received an inbound scholarship as a Peruvian coming to Canada for her ma

UNBC Professor of Physical Geography Adam Hawkins, MA (Geography) candidate Madeleine Fisher, and incoming graduate student Elizabeth Arich attended the ArcticNet conference from December 15-18. ArcticNet provides a forum for Northern and Arctic residents, researchers, and decision-makers to gather, connect, collaborate, and share knowledge and research projects. Conference themes include terrestrial and marine ecosystems, well-being, infrastructures, energy, economy, and mor