School of Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences
Frost Campus, Lindsay
A Living Wall provides naturally filtered air & interior green space
Our school is different. There’s no other way to explain it. You’ll get to know other students and faculty by name - from day one. Since our focus is the environment, nature is your classroom. You won’t spend much time pushing a pencil in a lecture hall. You’re more likely to measure a tree, climb one, or study the wildlife that makes the tree their habitat. We are recognized as one of Canada’s leading schools for careers in environmental and natural resource sciences.
- Active, outdoor, hands-on learning
- Field trips, field schools and applied projects
- Faculty who are experts in their fields
- Exclusive programs to prepare you for careers in the fast growing environmental sector
- More grads working in these fields than any other college in Canada = strong network for employment opportunities
The Centre for Alternative Wastewater Treatment (CAWT)
The Centre for Alternative Wastewater Treatment (CAWT) promotes constructed wetlands and other innovative forms of wastewater treatment through applied research, education, and demonstration projects.
Go to the CAWT Website for more information.
Sustainable Campus Initiative
Fleming College set the goal to lead Ontario’s post secondary institutions with respect to environmental programs and practices.
See our Frost Sustainable Campus Initiative page for more information
International Polar Year Research Project
The International Polar Year is a large scientific programme focused on the Arctic and the Antarctic from March 2007 to March 2009 led by the International Council for Science (ICSU) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Over 200 projects with thousands of researchers from more than 60 nations are participating by examining a wide range of science and social science topics.
More information can be found on the IPY Website.
Our school is different. Are you?
New Programs
School of Environmental & Natural Resource Sciences
- Arboriculture
- Blasting Techniques
- Earth Resources Technician (formerly Geology Technician)
- Ecological Restoration Honours B.Sc. - Joint Trent-Fleming Degree/Diploma
- Ecosystem Management Technician
- Ecosystem Management Technology
- Electrical Power Generation Technician
- Environmental Technician
- Environmental Technology
- Fish and Wildlife Technician
- Fish and Wildlife Technology
- Forestry Technician
- Geographic Information Systems - Applications Specialist (Post-Graduate)
- Geographic Information Systems - Cartographic Specialist (Post-Graduate)
- Geomatics Technician
- Heavy Equipment Operator
- Motive Power Techniques - Heavy Equipment
- Natural Resources - Law Enforcement (Post-Graduate)
- Outdoor Adventure Skills
- Powered Lift Technician
- Resources Drilling and Blasting Technician
- Urban Forestry
Other Programs at Frost Campus
Contacts
Linda Skilton
Dean, School of Environmental & Natural Resource Sciences
Email: Linda Skilton
Ph: 705/749-5530 ext. 3216
Kathy Dawson
Operations Liaison
Email: Kathy Dawson
Ph: 705/324-9144 ext. 3234
News & Events
Aboriginal Environmental Monitoring Training Program
Fleming College will offer an Aboriginal Environmental Monitoring Training Program (AEMTP) for First Nations students, for the first time in Ontario.
Other News
- Students raise funds for eagle conservation
- School of Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences
- Living Wall Installed at Frost Campus
- Arboriculture Program wins Award of Merit
- Centre for Alternative Wastewater Treatment to participate in International Polar Year research
Double the Power of Your Diploma
Most of our two-year diploma programs offer the option to obtain a dual diploma. When you complete semester four of your Technician Diploma program, you can obtain another Technician Diploma in just 2 more semesters:
- Save while you increase your value in the work world
- Add another specialization to your skill set
- Expand your educational opportunities while you increase your marketability
- Graduate with 2 diplomas in just 3 years
Transfer Agreements
Most of our programs have transfer agreements with universities so that grads can obtain advance standing for their college studies. Notable among these are our 3 + 2 agreements, where students spend 3 years at our School and obtain an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Ecosystem Management, Environmental Technology or Fish and Wildlife Technology, and can then obtain their Honours Bachelor of Science degree at Trent University with just 2 more years of study. See individual programs for these and numerous other transfer agreements available.
- Athabasca University
- Griffith University, Queensland, Australia
- University of Ontario Institute of Technology
For more information, see our University Transfers page.