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#1: Native Plants for Sustainable Landscapespresentations:
Calling all Students! Join the Green Campus Initiative.
ESF Graduates Look Forward to Green Futures
Honorary Degree Recipient Has Early Connection To ESF
Adirondack Lakes Lose Ice Cover as Climate Warms
SUNY-ESF is a collaborator in the Sustainable Enterprise Partnership which helps leverage academic, public and private sector resources of Central New York and beyond. ("Sustainable Enterprise Partnership, Carrier celebrate collaboration"; 5/22/12)
ESF's Michael Kelleher spoke at the recent meeting of the Adirondack Research Consortium. ("Pellet plant owner: Need to grow the industry"; 5/18/12)
An intern's perspective of the ESF Biodiesel Production Program. ("Practicum Reflection Paper"; 5/6/12)
("Students participate in LEED boot camp"; 5/16/12)
Recent ESF graduate Michael Amadori's new venture would take food waste from institutions, combine it with locally grown grains and make chicken feed. ("Three from Central New York to present at venture capital forum"; 5/16/12)
Spring Environmental Summit (High School Students)
Wednesday, May 30, 2012, 9:00 am - 2:00 pm. Baker Lab & Alumni Lounge Nifkin), Marshall Hall. Event Website
12th Annual American Ecological Engineering Society Meeting
June 7 - 9, SUNY-ESF. Event Website
Colleges nationwide have joined together in addressing the challenges of a changing climate, diminishing oil reserves, vanishing habitat, and declining regional economies. As a signer of the American College &University Presidents Climate Commitment and member of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), ESF is a core participant in large-scale cooperative efforts.
Yet ESF is unique among colleges and universities in that all of its educational and research programs are oriented toward natural resources, and toward the natural and designed environments. All that ESF is and does serves the mission of achieving a sustainable world.
Youstudents, faculty, staff, alumni, partners and friendsare invited to join in the many sustainability initiatives of 'Sustaining the Green'. Visit this web gateway often for the latest in news, events, and opportunities, and for access to the rich web of sustainability resources offered by SUNY-ESF.
Michael J. Kelleher
Director of Renewable Energy Systems
220 Bray Hall
315-470-4934
mkellehe@esf.edu