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2014 News Archive
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ESF Faculty Member Contributes to Biogenic Carbon Report
09/23
Dr. Robert W. Malmsheimer, an ESF professor, was part of the Society of American Foresters (SAF) team that provided policy makers with a summary of the existing science regarding forest bioenergy and "carbon debts."
Bass Fishing Team Catches on at ESF
09/23
Michael Longacre likes following his instincts. The junior aquatic and fisheries science major says he has gotten used to following his intuition as an avid bass fisherman who considers the sport his "passion and obsession."
13th Annual NYS Green Building Conference Call for Abstracts Announced
09/22
Presentation proposals are being sought for the 13th Annual New York State Green Building Conference March 12-13, 2015, in Syracuse.
ESF Golf Team Wins S.U. Invitational
09/22
The Mighty Oaks golf team prevailed with a team score of 334 at the S.U. Invitational Sept. 22 despite sunny but windy conditions at Drumlins Country Club.
Men's Soccer Team Suffers First Loss of Season
09/22
Junior goalkeeper leads team with 9 saves
Women's Soccer Team Shuts Out Bryant & Stratton
09/22
From the opening whistle, the Mighty Oaks women's soccer dominated possession over the Bryant & Stratton Bobcats for most of the game on Sept. 21
Onondaga Lake Bioblitz: More Than 400 Species in 24 Hours
09/18
Scientists and citizen volunteers who fanned out across Onondaga Lake and its shoreline Sept. 12 and 13 found some 450 species of plants and animals in 24 hours.
Golf Team Finishes Ninth at the Oswego Invitational
09/17
T.J. Rimmer and Alex Brown lead the team each shooting 88.
Governor Announces $20M Grant to ESF, Partners
09/16
N.Y. Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday, Sept. 16, that ESF and several partners will receive $20 million through the New York SUNY 2020 Challenge Grant program to develop a SUNY Water Research and Education Center (WREC) at Onondaga Lake.
Bioblitz: Initial Findings List More Than 400 Species
09/15
Scientists and citizen volunteers who fanned out across Onondaga Lake and its shoreline Sept. 12 and 13 found some 450 species of plants and animals in 24 hours.