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Outreach
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Center
for Community Design Research (CCDR)
The
Center for Community Design Research (CCDR) is an outreach program
within SUNY ESF Department of Landscape Architecture. Working
in partnership with communities, elected officials, agencies,
not-for-profit organizations, and other academic programs, the
CCDR provides technical assistance, educational programs, and
research projects that build community capacity to manage sustainable
futures.
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Onondaga
Creek Conceptual Revitalization Plan
Dreaming
the future of Onondaga Creek grounded in community, science,
and ecology. The goal of the project is to develop a community-based
revitalization plan for the Onondaga Creek Watershed. Onondaga
Creek Working Group members live or work throughout the Onondaga
Creek watershed, from the Inner Harbor to the Tully Mudboils.
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ESF
Science Corps
The ESF Science Corps embodies SUNY ESF's vision: A Better
World through Environmental Discovery. The Science Corps supports
campus-based, in-school, workplace and field-based STEM (science,
technology, engineering and mathematics) learning and professional
development experiences for middle and high school students
and teachers.
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Nature
trails and Science Education in Metropolitan Schools
Undergraduate and graduate students work with Andy Saunders
in a team approach to improve ecological and science literacy
by promoting conservations education and CNY natural history
through trails, teacher workshops, science education modules,
natural history posters and pocket guides, and special presentations.
Corcoran High School, Ed Smith Elementary School, DeWitt’s
Ryder Park Butternut Trail, North Syracuse’s Sleeth Park,
Centers for Nature Education at Baltimore Woods, Beaver Lake
Nature Center, Clark Reservation State Park are some of the
local sites where programs are offered and/or trails constructed.
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