Colvin Winners Conduct Fieldwork in Africa
May 15, 2010 ・ Carol PetersFrom top to bottom: A picture of the tent where Chambliss and Walker stayed; a close-up of S. volkensii with a trowl for scale; patch and root structure of S. volkensii (Photos: Sarah Chambliss); Walker being liced by one of…
In Praise of Boise: Why Space Really is the Final Frontier in the Internet Age
May 13, 2010 ・ Christina HenricksLabouisse Winner to Focus on Conservation in Panama
May 12, 2010 ・ Nick DiUlioRuth Metzel (Photo: Joy Scharfstein) Princeton senior Ruth Metzel has been awarded the University’s Henry Richardson Labouisse ’26 Prize, which will fund her work with a nongovernmental organization to help address environmental issues in Panama. The Labouisse fellowship provides $25,000…
ScienceWatch: An Interview with Lars Hedin
April 1, 2010 ・ David Biello
Taking a Close Look at the Everglades Restoration
April 1, 2010 ・ Eric QuinonesA dozen Princeton students traveled to the Florida Everglades over spring break to learn more about efforts to save the area’s endangered ecosystem. The students’ hands-on research is a key part of the freshman seminar “The Everglades Today and Tomorrow:…
Wildlife Trade Meeting Disappoints Marine Scientists
March 26, 2010 ・ Susan MiliusCan the University Meet Its Environmental Goals?
February 3, 2010 ・ Mark F. Bernstein ’83ENV Freshman Open House
December 31, 2009 ・ Carol PetersFood Security, A Growing Crisis in the Gulf Region
December 31, 2009 ・ Carol PetersThe Gulf region relies upon foreign sources for 60% of its food supply. Agriculture in this region is declining due to lack of water, while simultaneously the population is increasing. The Gulf region’s ability to provide its citizens with an…
