Articles tagged with: Department of Geography and Tourism Studies
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In recent media appearances, Brock University experts discussed a need for greater transparency from Hockey Canada, the health benefits of ... Full story
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20 years of research shows how climate change has vastly impacted Canada’s North
Members of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation have witnessed many changes unfold across the far reaches of their traditional territory ... Full story -
Take a deep dive into contemporary water sustainability this fall
From the impacts of climate change on wastewater treatment to the growing corporate demands for water resources, fourth-year students have ... Full story -
Nature-based tourism planning course offers a learning adventure this spring
Tourism based in the great outdoors is at the heart of a Brock spring course that invites students to create ... Full story -
Spring field courses offer once-in-a-lifetime learning experiences
Whether it’s exploring the wildness or city streets, Brock students looking to learn out in the field have a ... Full story -
Innovation Showcase highlights entrepreneurial, research talent
When Maheen Rajani launched her startup with help from Brock LINC, her goal went far beyond helping men care for ... Full story -
In the News: Heat in the workplace, post-Olympic glory and icy spectacles
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed heat stress at work, the benefits of heat therapy, the rise of a ... Full story -
In the news: Staying safe in the cold, virtual canine companions and frosty Niagara Falls
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed staying safe in cold weather, online therapy dogs, how extreme cold impacts Niagara ... Full story -
In the News: American alcohol, Brock’s SPARK initiative and youth uprisings
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed plans for selling shelved American alcohol, social media's impact on youth movements, a ... Full story -
Dozens of Brock scholars on global list of top researchers
Brock University researchers are making their mark, with 40 appearing on Stanford University’s 2025 ranking of the top two per cent ... Full story