Environmental Science Faculty
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Dr. Linda Campbell Associate Professor
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Dr. Campbell is a Senior Research Fellow in Environmental Sciences. Her research interests include how contaminants cycle in aquatic food webs in Canada and around the world. Dr. Campbell is also interested in using multi-disciplinary approaches to improve our understanding of anthropogenic and natural impacts in the environment, with focus on aquatic ecosystems. |
Dr. Tony Charles Professor Contact Information
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My role at Saint Mary's is in both Management Science (School of Business) and Environmental Science (Faculty of Science). I am a committed interdisciplinary researcher, using a range of approaches to study coastal, marine, fishery topics, with a focus on how people interact with their environment and manage their natural resources. That includes looking at ocean uses like fishing, aquaculture, tourism, offshore oil and gas, and more. It also includes conservation approaches like protected areas, ecosystem-based management and community-based natural resource management. I am interested as well in methods for assessing and monitoring natural resource and environmental sustainability. I work in the Canadian Maritimes, and internationally with the United Nations and with colleagues in the United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, Japan and elsewhere.
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Dr. Jason Clyburne Professor |
Cross-appointed with Saint Mary's Department of Chemistry, Jason is also the Canada Research Chair (Tier II) in Environmental Studies and Materials. |
Dr. Jeremy Lundholm Associate Professor Contact Information
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I study the ecology of plants, particularly at the community level. The main research goals of my lab are to determine how species diversity is maintained in plant communities, and how this diversity contributes to ecosystem functioning. We address applied and theoretical questions in a variety of habitats. New projects relate to green roofs and their benefits in urban areas, conservation of coastal barrens habitats and salt marsh restoration. |
Dr. Cristian Suteanu Associate Professor Program Coordinator
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My research interests focus on information processes in our environment, and include: -space-time pattern analysis and modeling; applications concern homogeneity and anisotropy in geosystems from small to large scale, seismicity and volcanism, climate variability, natural hazards and their human impact, environment and health; -cultural processes and the environment, environmental semiotics, traditional environments; -implications of information processes for education and research, including geographical information management.
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| Part Time Faculty | |
Dr. Jerry Byers |
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Ms. Roxanne Richardson |
Roxanne Richardson’s interests include a broad range of environmental topics including human health and the environment and environmental education. She has taught in Environmental Science at Saint Mary’s for more than 15 years, and is a member of the Quality of Teaching Committee and a member of a Community of Practice focused on teaching. She is also involved in building connections between Environmental Science at Saint Mary’s and the community. |
| Dean Emeritus | |
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Dr. David Richardson Professor
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David Richardson, Dean Emeritus has a research interest in lichens and has published widely on these plants including two books, `The Vanishing Lichens` and `Pollution Monitoring with Lichens`(which is available from the saint Mary`s University Bookstore. He is co-chair of the Lichens and Mosses subcommittee of COSEWIC (Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada). He is also Editor In Chief of the International journal Symbiosis which is published by Springer and has nine issues per year. He is also past President and Associate Editor of the Proceedings of the Nova Scotian Institute of Science which has its 150th anniversary this year. |
| Adjunct Faculty | |
| Dr. Dan Walmsley |
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Dr. H. Peter White
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