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In Remote Alaskan Villages, a Link Between Salmon and Human Health

A Roadmap for Embedding Ecologists Into Urban Design

, Alexander Felson, an assistant professor at F&ES and the Yale School of Architecture, lays out a “roadmap” for integrating ecology into urban design.

Protecting Nature Right Here in Our Backyard

Green Infrastructure: F&ES Class Produces More than a Grade

Yale F&ES Alumni Board Welcomes Five New Members

During this month's F&ES Reunion Weekend, the Alumni Association Board welcomed five new members.

Tucker, Grim Honored for Linking 'Languages of Many Disciplines'

Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim were honored by the University of Massachusetts, Boston for work that transcends national and cultural lines to find solutions to planetary challenges.

Video: How Market Forces Can Help Protect the World's Forests

In an interview with The MacMillan Report, F&ES Professor Ben Cashore describes how market forces can help protect the world's forests.

Student-Led Symposium Highlights Food Issues at F&ES

The inaugural Yale Food Systems Symposium attracted researchers, practitioners, theorists (and eaters) from across the country to discuss the path to a more sustainable food system.

F&ES Student Talk on Ivory Trade Honored at Conservation Conference

held last week at the American Museum of Natural History. 

Former F&ES ‘Star’ Joins UN Science Advisory Panel

Maria Ivanova M.E.Sc '99, M.A '99, Ph.D. '06 has been appointed to an international panel that will advise top United Nations leaders, including UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, on issues related to sustainable development.

Carbon Models Underestimate Role of Animals, Paper Says

Two F&ES Students Awarded Scholarships for Community-Based Work

Esther Rojas-Garcia M.E.Sc ’14 and Anandi van Diepen-Hedayat M.E.Sc '14 were recognized for their leadership and exemplary record of volunteer service, especially to the F&ES, Yale and New Haven communities.

Federal Grant Will Help Inform Family Forest Owners About Land Options

A new federal grant will help a F&ES-based project inform more family forest owners about their land stewardship options — and to protect even more forest property for the long term.

Salovey Kicks Off Historic Inauguration Week With F&ES Visit

Yale President Peter Salovey kicked off the final week before his historic inauguration with a visit to the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies.

Former EPA Chief Still Hopeful That U.S. Values Will Trump Politics

Former EPA Administrator William Reilly told an audience at the F&ES reunion that it was gut decisions and the occasional failure — rather than a carefully considered plan — that shaped his career.