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Environment Division

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”
—Margaret Mead

SAEC

“The 2024 Science Atlantic Environment Conference (SAEC) is a valuable platform to showcase your research, gain insights into your peers’ work, and engage with other students and professors in the Atlantic provinces. All students and faculty interested in environmental research are welcome to attend.”

Mark your calendars! The 2024 Science Atlantic Environment Conference (SAEC) will be held March 22 to 24. The conference will be hosted by University of Prince Edward Island Environmental Studies and will be the first in-person Environment Conference since 2019!

Registration is now open! The deadline to register for non-presenters is March 12.

Undergraduate students may submit abstracts, posters, and presentations in English or French for review. The deadline for these submissions is February 29. More information can be found on the Submission Page.

Visit the Environment Conference 2024 website for details on the event and keynote speakers.

The 2024 Science Atlantic Environment Conference (SAEC) will be held March 22 to 24. The conference will be hosted by University of Prince Edward Island Environmental Studies and will be the first in-person Environment Conference since 2019!

Visit the SAEC 2024 website for more details!

News and Events

The Easy Lab Team Takes on the Tough Questions

September 25 2019

Environment and AFB conference deadlines

February 3 2017

Awards

Thanks to the support of our generous conference sponsors, each year SAEC recognizes the achievements of some of Atlantic Canada’s top undergraduate and graduate environment studies students through a variety of awards.

Thinking Green

Committee

About

Welcome to Science Atlantic Environment! We are an interdisciplinary group that meets once per year in March to hear about exciting research being done by undergraduate and graduate students across all the Science Atlantic member institutions.

Because “Environment” encompasses such a broad scope, we always have an exciting diversity of topics and subject areas covering the full spectrum of social sciences to natural life sciences, with the common thread being the passion for studying the environment and aiming for solutions for environmental problems.