*Please note that due to Acadia's 4 day work week program the Earth and Environmental Science Main Office will be closed on Fridays from June 13th, 2025 until August 15th, 2025. Emails will be answered in order when it reopens on Monday morning.*
Earth and Environmental Science at Acadia offers programs leading to B.Sc. degrees in Environmental Science, Geology and Environmental Geoscience, and M.Sc. degrees in Geology, Environmental Science and Applied Geomatics.
The EES department's Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) was taken to Hantsport to investigate coastal erosion as part of Abbey Smith's BScH project.
Read more … EES students, professors, and alumni take the GPR to Hantsport
On May 16th we celebrated the graduating Class of 2024. The Department of Earth and Environmental Science was well represented!
The 2nd year Geology Field School was taught in April this year and we had a wonderful time in cold and sunny weather. Students learned from a variety of instructors in the EES department during a week in Wolfville, with the first three days joint with the ENVS Field School. In this week they learned about making geological mapping and cross sections, and completed several exercises in the Valley. Students then spent a week on the Northumberland Strait mapping rocks from Proterozoic granite to Carboniferous carbonates. Looking forward to next year!
Dr. Snyder explaining the Pembroke breccia at Cheverie.
GEOL field school students mapping in McArras Brook.
Student on the famous Whale Tail basalt...
Sunset over the Northumberland Strait.
