James Wang ’19 Wins Fulbright Scholarship
Environmental Science and Electrical Engineering double major to study "hybrid-supercapacitors" in Paris, France
New Research: Climate Resilience in Central America
Connecting participatory research, social entrepreneurship, and local institutions in Central America can help build climate resilience
New Publication by Hari Mix
Hari Mix recently published two new papers with SCU alumnus Sean Reilly investigating atmospheric rivers
Meghan Engh Presents Her Work at the AGU Conference
Environmental Science graduate researching urban streams and pursuing a graduate degree in hydrology
Lauren Cloward
Environmental Studies graduate studying food and water security and smallholder resilience in the Central Plateau region of Burkina Faso
Amanda Bostwick '15
Environmental Studies graduate working as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guinea helping to eradicate malaria
Teresa Schofield
Environmental Science student researched sea star wasting disease (SSWD) with Dawn Hart of the SCU Biology Department
Kimy Grandi Soriano
Environmental Studies major traveled to Bolivia with SCU's Global Fellow program to work with Boliva4Ward
Abigail Suster
Environmental Studies major traveled to India with SCU's Global Fellow program to work with the Green Rhinos Program
New research: Ecosystem services in Australia
Benefits to humans a major rationale for habitat restoration
Alumni News: Shawn Warren '14
A lovely letter about a change of career
CAS Recognizes Leslie Gray with Advising Award
Environmental Studies and Sciences chair mentors Rhodes, Fulbrights
Breaking: Another Rhodes finalist!
Erika Francks '17 is fourth in five years from ESS
New research: Santa Clara urban gardens
Improved diet, food security for low-income families
Double Major Explores Sustainability, Reintroduces Endangered Flora
Student-faculty collaboration aims to grow numbers of rare plant species
New Research: An Online Carbon Calculator
Tool can be used to predict carbon storage in riparian forest
Faculty news: Two new grants for Gabbe
Research to focus on parking and climate-safe housing
New research: Mapping sustainable coffee
Advances detection of biodiversity-friendly coffee farms
Alumni news: Genevieve Clow '18
Using remote sensing to study algae in the Great Lakes
Alumni news: Victoria Adetuyi '15
Sustainability efforts at Unilever
New research: Roads, housing, and pollution
Students help assess housing in high-traffic areas
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