Lab members present to Joint Review Panel
The CHANS lab was well represented at the Enbridge Gateway Joint Review Panel hearings. Read about our experience in our latest blog post.
Risk, Credibility, and Justification: What are we trusting who with, and why?
New blog post! Edward Gregr’s statement to the Enbridge Gateway Joint Review Panel
KC’s blog re: comments to the Enbridge Joint Review Panel
Can we Justify This?? url
Tam and McDaniels in: Environmental Science & Policy on percetions of climate change adaptation in biological conservation
Jordan Tam and Tim McDaniels publish a new article in Environmental Science & Policy entitled “Understanding individual risk perceptions and preferences for climate change adaptations in biological conservation”. (doi)
NEW in BioScience: Ethical considerations of ecosystem-service applications
Gary Luck, Kai Chan, and colleagues publish a new article in BioScience on “Ethical considerations in on-ground applications of the ecosystem services concept.” (pdf)
New blog post: When being a luddite is a point of misplaced pride
A new blog post on CHANS Lab Views about the challenges of making decisions for sustainability.
PacMARA EBM Workshop hosted by CHANS Lab
Joint workshop entitled “Structuring Ecosystem-Based Knowledge” funded by the Packard Foundation and hosted by CHANS lab and PacMARA
Liu Scholars in CHANS Lab
Jordan Tam, Jordan Levine, Emily Anderson, Gerald Singh, and Sarah Klain are all Liu Scholars! This program facilitates links amongst UBC researchers concerned with sustainability, security, and social justice.
International Development Research Network
Jordan L., Gerald, Mollie, Paige and Emily are all involved in the International Development Research Network (IDRN), an initiative of the Liu Scholar Program at the Liu Institute for Global Issues.
Jordan Tam’s Fieldwork Funding Award
Congratulations to Jordan Tam, who has been awarded a Liu Scholar Bottom Billion Fieldwork Fund award that will take him to Chile.