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Meet the Faculty - Martin Dovciak

Dr. Martin Dovciak shows how ESF blends field-based learning, global research, and passionate students to explore how climate change is transforming forests from the Adirondacks to the tropics.

SUNY ESF Provides Fire Ecology Leadership in Regional FIRE-NET Wildfire Resilience Collaboration

The SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF), home to one of the nation’s leading forest and environmental science programs, announced its participation in FIRE-NET: Adirondack Fire Futures, an NSF-supported network addressing wildfire resilience across northern New York. The project is funded through NSF Award #2536051.

Mighty Oak Monday: Karar Abed

Karar Abed, a biochemistry major from Baghdad, is a student ambassador, chemistry senator, and cancer research collaborator. After moving to the U.S. in eighth grade, he excelled academically, published research, and is preparing for the MCAT to pursue a surgical career.

Blog: Meet Sophia

Meet Sophia a Conservation Biology major who’s made ESF her home base for discovery.

ESF Biochemistry Students Compete for Enzyme of the Year Title

Biochemistry students at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) will showcase their research and persuasive skills during the annual “My Enzyme is the Coolest” competition, where the 2025 Enzyme of the Year will be crowned.

SUNY ESF Construction Management Students Seek Bridge Project for Spring Semester

Students in the construction management program at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) are seeking a client for a timber bridge project as part of their spring semester coursework.

Meet the Faculty - Bahram Salehi

Dr. Bahram Salehi showcases how ESF’s tech-forward, multidisciplinary environment empowers students to use drones, satellites, and AI to tackle real-world environmental challenges and drive climate solutions.

SUNY ESF Offers Wicked Cool Tips to Make the Holidays Green

With 5 billion pounds of gift returns ending up in landfills every year, the Sustainability Office at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) offers ways to make it a green Christmas in all the right ways.

Graduates To Be Honored at Campus Celebrations and May Commencement

The SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) is honoring its December graduates with a series of on-campus celebrations and initiatives that recognize achievement and individuality. This fall, approximately 111 students completed their degree requirements, including 89 bachelor’s degrees, 18 master’s degrees, and four doctoral degrees.

Blog: Meet Emily

Meet Emily — an Environmental Chemistry student at ESF.