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Adirondacks, Big Cats

ESF alumnus will speak on big cats 1/29/12 at the Adirondack Museum. ("Museum to Present 'Big Cats of the Adirondacks'"'; 1/19/12) (1/20)

AIC Celebrates Aldo Leopold With Daylong Event

The Adirondack Interpretive Center in Newcomb, N.Y., will celebrate the life of legendary conservationist Aldo Leopold Jan. 21 with a slate of activities. (12/14)

Adirondacks, Land Use, Ethics

SUNY-ESF's Northern Forest Institute at Huntington Wildlife Forest in Newcomb invites submissions for a symposium of interdisciplinary scholarship in land use and ethics, to be held June 1-3, 2012. ("Adirondack Land Use Ethics Symposium"; 12/2/11) (12/5)

Summer Session 2012: Take ESF home with you this summer

The number of courses that ESF will offer this summer is growing fast! To date, we have 23 courses that include exciting online, classroom and field-based courses. With eight online course offerings, you have an opportunity to Take ESF home with you this summer! Or with our more traditional offerings you can experience courses on ESF's campus or at one of our field sites. This summer, get ahead, make up a course, or pursue a lifelong interest.

For more information, please visit www.esf.edu/outreach/summer. (12/1)

Northern States Research Cooperative

Several ESF faculty members have participated in projects through the Northern States Research Cooperative related to forest biodiversity, conservation, ecological services to society, and protected areas. (11/9)

Children in Nature, New York

See story and listen to interview with ESF's Paul Hai. ("Interview With Paul Hai - Children in Nature New York"; 10/20/11) (10/21)

Why Do Leaves Change Color?

Dr. Donald J. Leopold spoke to meteorologist Julia Weiden about why the greens of summer turn to yellow, red and orange in the autumn. (10/18)