Two Colby students will present original research about marine conservation issues in New England at the International Marine Conservation Congress in Glasgow, Scotland, August 14-18. [http://www.conbio.org/mini-sites/imcc-2014] Samantha Lovell ’16 is the presenting author on a project titled “Restoration …
Four Colby students (Marie Abraham ’14, Grey Benjamin ’14, Ellen Evangelides ’14, and Jacob Wall ’16) and Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Travis Reynolds participated in a thematic panel to discuss “Community Forest Governance in a Globalizing World: Opportunities and …
Sara LoTemplio ’16 and Eda Reed ’16 with funding from a Projects for Peace Awardconducted environmental education in some of the local schools in Chiquilistagua, Nicaragua during the period June 7-20th. They will also be providing water filters …
Four seniors—Becky Forgrave, Theresa Petzoldt, Emily Arsenault, and Grace Reville—will miss senior week to attend the Joint Aquatic Sciences Meeting (JASM) May 18-23 in Portland, Ore. Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Denise Bruesewitz is also attending and will talk about …
By Gerry Boyle
Few Western scientists have experienced Ethiopia’s church forests—religious sanctuaries preserved for centuries by the country’s Ethiopian Orthodox Church in the belief that a church site should resemble heaven on earth, the Biblical Garden of Eden.
And …
This fall EN126f American Environmental Writing Since Thoreau: The Story of People and Nature
This fall EN126f American Environmental Writing Since Thoreau: The Story of People and Nature focused on broad themes such as observing, exploring, working the land, and …
The Andrew W. Mellon Distinguished Fellow in Environmental Studies, posts her thoughts on attending the World Food Prize.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/frances-moore-lappe/my-5-minutes-at-the-world_b_4138370.html…
