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2012 News Archive

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ESF Converts Turfgrass to Meadow, No-Mow Zone
07/17

The SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) is establishing the first no-mow zones on its main campus, part of the college's efforts to make its operations more sustainable and reduce its carbon emissions.

Camp Weaves Traditional Native Teachings, Western Science
07/11

Weaving together the traditional environmental knowledge of the Haudenosaunee with environmental science is the focus of the Native Earth Sumer Camp for Native American youth in August.

ESF Student Takes to the Seas
06/27

James Duerr, a student at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, was set to spend a semester at sea through SEA Semester, a study-abroad program through Sea Education Association in Woods Hole, Mass.

ESF Student Takes to the Seas
06/27

James Duerr, a student at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, was set to spend a semester at sea through SEA Semester, a study-abroad program through Sea Education Association in Woods Hole, Mass.

ESF Research Aids Niagara River Restoration Efforts
06/21

When a power project was relicensed at Niagara Falls, the New York Power Authority set aside funds for habitat restoration, research and monitoring.

ESF Research Aids Niagara River Restoration Efforts
06/21

When a power project was relicensed at Niagara Falls, the New York Power Authority set aside funds for habitat restoration, research and monitoring.

ESF, ReEnergy Collaborate on USDA-Funded Willow Program
06/13

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing $4.3 million to encourage the growth of shrub willow as a renewable energy fuel in Central and Northern New York.

ESF, ReEnergy Collaborate on USDA-Funded Willow Program
06/13

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing $4.3 million to encourage the growth of shrub willow as a renewable energy fuel in Central and Northern New York.

EPA Honors Alumnus as Environmental Leader
06/06

Michalenko recognized for environmental work

Loon Race Draws Crowd of Spectators
06/01

Scores of rubber loons tumbled out of traditional Adirondack pack baskets and into the Rich Lake Outlet May 26 to help celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Adirondack Interpretive Center's (AIC) operation under new leadership.