Cropping Africa’s Wet Savannas Would Bring High Environmental Costs
March 17, 2015 ・ Igor HeifetzPrinceton Graduate Students, Postdoc on a Mission of Learning and Restoration in Mozambique
February 17, 2015 ・ Morgan Kelly, Office of CommunicationsVideo: Signals, Yardsticks, and Tipping Points
January 28, 2015 ・ Holly WellesAfrica’s Poison ‘Apple’ Provides Common Ground for Saving Elephants, Raising Livestock
June 24, 2014 ・ Igor Heifetz
Student Research: Shedding Light on the Invasive Species Quandry
May 28, 2014 ・ Nick DiUlio for the Princeton Environmental InstituteFor a long time Lauren Wyman has been fascinated by the function of ecological systems. So when it came to her senior thesis, the Princeton University ecology and evolutionary biology major posed a question: What happens to these systems when…
Princeton University Receives Award for Taking Big Steps to Improve Air Quality
June 7, 2013 ・ Elise TurnerPrinceton University will receive a 2013 Air Quality Excellence Award for its sustainability efforts. Each year, the Air Quality Partnership, a program of the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, honors one public and one private institution for their efforts to…
Colvin Winner Abby Hewitt ’13 Examines Environmental Conservation in Rural Costa Rica
May 1, 2013 ・ Nick DiUlio for the Princeton Environmental InstituteIn May 2012, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology major Abby Hewitt ‘13 received the Becky Colvin Memorial Award. During the following summer, Hewitt used the Colvin funds to examine social and economic factors influencing environmental conservation in rural villages in Costa…
Princeton Cuts Energy Use, Costs Through Projects Big and Small
March 20, 2013 ・ Igor HeifetzThe Challenges and Rewards of Environmental Education: Alumni Profile – Denali Barron ’09
March 14, 2013 ・ Nick DiUlio for the Princeton Environmental InstituteDenali Barron ’09 caving near Chiang Mai, Thailand. Photo courtesy of Denali Barron A passion for the environment leads Princeton students in many different directions after graduation. In Denali Barron’s case, it led her to become an outdoor environmental education…
