Water & Freshwater
Water Quality | watersheds | water governance
Indigenous Student Research and Learning
Explore Indigenous-led research, courses and pathways
in the Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
Your Knowledge. Your Questions. Your Future.
Explore indigenous student learning, research opportunities, and pathways across environment, earth and resources.
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Land & Northern Places
Land based learning | northern environment
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Climate & Change
Climate adaptation | environmental change
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Wildlife & Conservation
Species | habitats | biodiversity
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Environmental Justice
Health | policy | environmental assessment
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Community-Based Research
Research with communities and partners
Research Comes to Life Through People and Place
Meet the students, researchers and community partners asking questions that matter.
Story 01 | Water & Community Working with communities to understand environmental change CanWIN student researcher Aiden Hindmarch works with Poplar River First Nation's Land Guardians on community-based water monitoring. Together, students and Guardians collect and manage water samples to support freshwater stewardship and the Nation's ownership and control of its data. | 
Story 02 | Land & Learning Learning from place through environmental research Environmental Conservation Lab students Minket Lepcha (PhD) and Melanie Molin (master's) participating in a moose hunting activity with Mathias Colomb Cree Nation-Pukatawagan. Fall 2026. Photo: Melanie Molin
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Story 03 | Climate & Governance Research that connects environmental evidence and decisions Campus Visit: Students from Lynn Lake and Marcel Colomb First Nation on the Red River riverbank with Dr. Miguel Uyaguari-Diaz learning how to collect water samples for pathogen analysis. Spring 2026. Photo: Al Spence.
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Find your way into research
Choose a topic. Find a course. Connect with a researcher. Take your next step.
Research grounded in relationships
collecting zebra mussels with an Ekman grab sampler. Photo: Sarah Gledson
Find the support and resources that fit your next step
Explore courses through your interests
Connect what you care about with courses, field learning and research across the faculty. Visit the course catalog for availability
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Contact Us
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
Room 440 Wallace Building
125 Dysart Road
University of Manitoba (Fort Garry campus)
Winnipeg, MB, Canada R3T 2N2
204-474-7252
204-275-3147