A Bold Vision for a Sustainable Future

ABOUT THE TRENT LANDS PLAN

At Trent University, we’ve taken land-use planning in an innovative direction, creating a bold vision for the campus and our future. The Trent Lands Plan promotes land-based learning and discovery, enhances the understanding and health of our natural spaces, and models a new approach to community and Indigenous engagement.

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Trent Research Farm

The Trent Farm is a pioneering facility in climate-smart agriculture, providing leadership in sustainable farming practices, local food security, and environmental research.

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Student taking measurements at research station on Trent farm

Core Elements

Guiding Principles

Four principles guide the Trent Lands Plan: Learning and Discovery; Environmental Resilience and Integrity; Economic Resilience, Leadership, and Innovation; Social Resilience, Community, and Inclusivity.

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Core Elements

Anishnaabeg Nibwaakaawin Indigenous Principles

A commitment to meaningful engagement and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples is foundational to the Lands Plan. The Anishnaabeg Nibwaakaawin Guiding Principles incorporate Indigenous wisdom in the planning process.

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Anishnaabeg Nibwaakaawin Indigenous Principles

Core Elements

University Green Network

The University Green Network connects the Nature Areas and green spaces covering 60% of the Symons Campus, supporting diverse habitats and landscapes while providing opportunities for learning and research.

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