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- Undergraduate Programs ▼
- Graduate Programs ▼
- Introduction to Graduate Study in EFB
- Current Graduate Students
- Programs of Study:
- Applied Ecology
- Chemical Ecology
- Conservation Biology
- Ecology
- Entomology
- Environmental Interpretation
- Environmental Physiology
- Fish and Wildlife Biology and Management
- Forest Pathology and Mycology
- Plant Biotechnology
- Plant Science and Biotechnology
- Facilities & Research ▼
- A New Home for EFB
- On Campus & in the Field
- Special Centers & Facilities:
- Adirondack Ecological Center
- American Chestnut Research and Restoration Project
- Applied Microbiology, SUNY Center for
- Center for Native Peoples and the Environment
- Cranberry Lake Biological Station
- Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
- Quantitative Studies Laboratory
- Roosevelt Wild Life Station
- Salix Consortium
- Thousand Islands Biological Station
- Animal Care at ESF
Ellenzweig rendering
A New Home for EFB
The new Academic Research Building at SUNY-ESF will be the home of the Department of Environmental and Forest Biology, providing extraordinary research facilities to nearly 40 faculty and over 150 graduate students in a building with significant “green” technologies, innovative sustainable architectural design solutions and unique landscape. Phase 1 (about 58,000 gsf) construction is planned to be finished in 2015, with Phase 2 (about 62,000 gsf) soon thereafter. The schematic design of these phases is shown in the video above. Ellenzweig (Cambridge, MA) is the architectural design and lab planning firm.
