Colby professor maps stunning decline of Florida coral reefs since the 1770s
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Professor Nyhus and ES students publish article
Of Stripes and Spots: Can a Growing Dragon Save a Tiger?
Prof Reynolds and Bruesewitz, Where the churches are forests, too
Daily Science: Where the churches are forests, too
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ES Program celebrates the class of 2017
Last night the ES Program gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2017! In a few short weeks they will officially graduate from Colby College and head off into the environmental arena to make a difference in the …
ES alumna Blair Braverman ’11 published in the latest Smithsonian Magazine
At 4 in the morning on March 30, 1867, Secretary of State William Seward signed a treaty buying Russian America—that is, Alaska—for the cost of two cents per acre, a total of $7.2 million in gold bricks. After weeks of …
Dr. Travis Reynolds and colleagues and ES alumna Janice Liang ’16 published in Ecography!
Sacred natural sites as mensurative fragmentation experiments in long-inhabited multifunctional landscapes
Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Travis Reynolds and Colby graduate Janice Liang (ES-Policy ’16) have published an article in the journal Ecography illustrating how sacred natural sites can inform …
Buck Environment and Climate Change Lab Established at Colby
Colby’s leadership on environmental issues got stronger this week with the announcement of a gift to support academic research, internships, and global experiences focused on environmental sustainability and climate change. The program is part of a larger plan to create …
Colby Receives Mellon Foundation Grant to Support Innovative Environmental Humanities Initiative
Colby Receives Mellon Foundation Grant to Support Innovative Environmental Humanities Initiative
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Jasmine Qin ’12 publishes piece, “Where the River Fairies Are: A Quest on the Amazon River with the Pink Dolphins”
In her year as a Thomas J. Watson Fellow, Jasmine Qin traveled through four great rivers (Rhine, Amazon, Mekong, and Ganges) from source to delta, living with communities, interviewing experts, hiking mountains, and traveling on boats. Here, she shares her …
Associated Professor Nyhus Edits Biodiversity Book Series for Leading Science Publisher
Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Philip Nyhus is the editor of a new book series, “Biodiversity of the World: Conservation from Genes to Landscapes,” published by Elsevier, a leading provider of scientific, technical, and medical information products and services. …