New book assesses the value of parks
Posted on: November 30, 2022
Economics Professor Peter Tsigaris recently launched a book with his class assessing the value of public parks in Kamloops.
Read morePosted on: November 30, 2022
Economics Professor Peter Tsigaris recently launched a book with his class assessing the value of public parks in Kamloops.
Read morePosted on: November 21, 2022
TRU has again earned a platinum rating — the highest possible — for its sustainability initiatives and achievements.
Read morePosted on: September 8, 2022
Fourth-year Bachelor of Tourism Management student Jada Glen led a pilot tour to McAbee Fossil Beds Heritage Site in late August.
Read morePosted on: February 17, 2022
Camille Roberge, Veronica McKelvey, Morgan Whitehouse and Jeneen Herns-Jensen have been awarded BC Graduate Scholarships worth $15,000 each.
Read morePosted on: February 14, 2022
Maintaining tidy and organized personal and digital spaces benefits your academic and emotional wellbeing.
Read morePosted on: February 4, 2022
TELUS has renewed its support of the Community Carbon Accounting Program (C2AP) at the Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics.
Read morePosted on: February 2, 2022
A new website designed by TRU students is THE place to learn more about BC’s diverse reptiles and amphibians.
Read morePosted on: January 27, 2022
TRU students Camille Roberge and Brandon Williams received prestigious Environmental Science and Natural Resource Science Fellowship Awards.
Read morePosted on: December 17, 2021
New research from the School of Business and Economics explores the long-term effects of environmental policies on the economy and employment.
Read morePosted on: April 22, 2021
Beyond the physical and mental health benefits parks provide, do we understand their true value? TRU students are finding parks hold much more value than we perceive.
Read morePosted on: December 14, 2020
James Gordon, TRU’s Zero Waste and Environmental Programs Coordinator, shares some small changes you can make to counterbalance some of the unfortunate, but necessary environmental offenses that come with COVID-19.
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