Masters Program

Guillermo Castilleja has been described as a “true systems thinker,” something he says he developed while at F&ES. In an interview, Castilleja, a senior fellow at the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, shares his vision for the foundation, his advice to students, and where he finds hope as a conservationist.

When she arrived at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies last fall, Elizabeth Babalola was aware of the work of Kenya’s Wangari Maathai.

In his latest book, “A Furious Sky,” author Eric Jay Dolin ’88 MEM examines how hurricanes have helped to shape American history — and what the nation likely faces in the future.

Two students from the Yale School of the Environment (YSE) have been named recipients of Switzer Environmental Fellowships, a prestigious program that supports future environmental leaders.

The new Grist list of 50 young leaders who are doing potentially “game-changing” sustainability work includes three graduates of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies.

Hilary Faxon B.A. ’11 M.E.M. ’13, and Lia Nicholson M.E.M. ‘14, have each received Gruber Fellowships in Global Justice and Women’s Rights for projects to implement environmental programs in vulnerable parts of the world.

The Environmental Film Festival at Yale, being held from March 31 to April 6, will feature a series of award-winning films that drive home the consequences of today’s most pressing environmental and social issues.

• Read more about Spotlight: Rae Wynn Grant ’10 MEsc

• Read more about Spotlight: DeNeile Cooper ’22 MEM

• Read more about Spotlight: Hugh Brown ’10 MF

• Read more about Irene Xiangying Shi ’13 MESc

• Read more about Spotlight: A.J. Hudson ’19 MESc

• Read more about Spotlight: Chelsea Chandler ’10 MEM

• Read more about Spotlight: Ki’ila Salas ’19 MF

• Read more about Rich Guldin ’76 MFS, ’79 PhD