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650hours spent in the labs or field by environmental science diploma students
4environmental science diploma majors
350plants students learn to identify

Go beyond the classroom and into forests, grasslands, wetlands, oil leases, parkland and prairie with environmental sciences at Lakeland.

Prepare for more than a job. Gain career skills in restoration, reclamation, monitoring, management, protection and conservation.

Graduate ready to make a difference with the experience and knowledge needed to succeed.

Hands-on in the field

What sets Lakeland apart is how much time you spend in the field. It starts on your first day here. Be prepared with your own pruning shears, we'll supply binoculars and hip waders.

You will find yourself:

  • classifying soil on Lakeland College land
  • counting or assessing plants in the Vermilion Provincial Park
  • taking measurements at a nearby creek or river
  • visiting a reclaimed site

Whether you’re preparing to start your environmental studies or want to further them, you have options with Lakeland.

Open the door to sustainable energy

Explore microcredentials in sustainable energy.

Student in the Vermilion river net fishing

Hands-on and outside

Grow your knowledge. Learn the skills employers want.

Learning in Action

Contact Us

Dana Gard Sweeney
Environmental Sciences Enrolment Specialist
 780 853 8445
 780 214 1257
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