From Knowledge to Action: MSc. Candidate Navigates Flood Risk and Resilience in Sackville-Based Thesis The Green Backpack: Sustainability In Our Community by Trevor Donald Just as Sackville and several New Brunswick communities were cleaning up a day after their homes and businesses were flooded, Master of Science candidate, Emily Phillips fittingly used the flooding event … Continue reading TGB: From Knowledge to Action
More sustainable transportation
RCE Tantramar engaged in preliminary discussions today with the Mount Allison Students' Union (MASU) about their recently launched bike co-op. The topic for the discussion: partnering the RCE with MASU to increase the co-op's profile in the Sackville area. MASU plans to expand its bike co-op from the five bicycles it expects to receive through … Continue reading More sustainable transportation
Introduction
Welcome to RCE Tantramar's website. The RCE is an independent research facility in the Tantramar region, with the Town of Sackville and Mount Allison University's Department of Geography & Environment among its primary partners. This website hosts a wealth of information that the RCE Tantramar team will continually be updating, providing resources on sustainability, sustainable … Continue reading Introduction
