Research Partnership News
Indigenous evacuees share wildfire experiences in TRU-led research
New research is listening directly to Indigenous people displaced by wildfires to better understand if emergency supports meet their needs.
Read moreWildlife behaviour offers early clues to a changing world
Wildlife responses to environmental change can offer early signs of population decline. Researcher Dr. Emily Studd is learning to read them.
Read moreTesting what works: TRU burn unit aims to raise the bar on fire-resilient housing
TRU's School of Trades and Technology is launching a research project to find out how homes can be built to better withstand fire.
Read moreShape Indigenous health research at TRU
Thompson Rivers University is inviting applications from Indigenous scholars for a Tier II Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Health.
Read moreCounting the hidden costs of wildfire
New Canada Research Chair Dr. Soodeh Saberian is studying what happens to people and communities long after the flames and smoke are gone.
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