Sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, halt and reverse land degradation, halt biodiversity loss.
TRU protects biodiversity through land stewardship, wildlife research, and sustainable campus landscaping that supports ecological health.
Wildlife responses to environmental change can offer early signs of population decline. Researcher Dr. Emily Studd is learning to read them.
Two students have published their work in Nanotechnology, marking a significant achievement in undergraduate research.
Seven students have earned scholarships from Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation, highlighting TRU’s growing contribution to research.
TRU's Courtney Mason leads innovative research that recognizes the importance of Indigenous rights and sustainable development.
