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Join us at the CGU's 2025 Annual Scientific Meeting in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
The theme of the 2025 meeting is “Resilient Futures”. We invite all members to submit proposals for scientific sessions at the meeting. For more information and to submit a proposal, please see: https://www.cmos.ca/site/congress/callforproposal?nav=sidebar.
The deadline for proposals is December 10.
The Canadian Geophysical Union represents a diverse group of people who study biogeochemistry, Earth surface processes, geodesy, hydrology and the solid Earth. We are students, teachers and researchers. Many of us are deeply affected by recent acts of racism and the continuing systemic oppression of black people, indigenous people and people of colour through ongoing institutional and societal racism. We want everyone in our Society and broader community to be treated equally in their home institutions, their professional spaces, and in the outdoors where many of us carry out our research. We encourage all our members to educate themselves on the ways in which racism manifests in their own lives and workplaces and how they can push back against it. The Canadian Geophysical Union’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion committee is working to dismantle systemic discrimination in our Union.
We represent the interests of Canadian geoscientists through annual scientific meetings, awards programs, interactions with funding agencies, and advocating for the role of science in society and policy-making. We particularly encourage student participation through travel grants to the annual meeting, and an extensive series of student awards.
Earth Sciences are key to Canada’s prosperity, safety, sustainability, and sovereignty. Understanding Earth Science processes forms the basis of efficient and effective management of Earth’s resources, and allows us to reduce risk and hazards from more devastating Earth system processes.
ADVANCE & PROMOTE
Our goal is to advance and promote the scientific study of Earth and its environment, and serve as a national focus for the geophysical sciences in Canada.
ENCOURAGE COMMUNICATION
We strongly encourage all forms of communication through the organization and sponsorship of conferences and the publication and dissemination of scientific results.
FOSTER COOPERATION
We aim to foster cooperation between the Canadian geophysical community, local, national and international scientific organizations, as well as provincial and federal policy makers.PROMOTE INTEGRATION
Ultimately, we promote integration of geophysical knowledge with that of other sciences concerned with the improvement of life on Earth.
Membership reminder
It's that time of year again. Along with Christmas, it's time to renew your CGU Membership, sign up as new member, or give a membership as a Christmas gift! This is a great way to be part of the geophysical community in Canada, share your work and network with fellow scientists at the annual conference, or kickstart your career as an up and coming young scientist.
Follow the registration link below to become a member, or renew your membership online now:
CGU News
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