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  1. New Partnership Will Connect Journalists with Climate Researchers

    The Yale Program on Climate Change Communication and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting have announced a new Campus Consortium Partnership that will connect journalists reporting on climate change with leading researchers and students studying climate change communication and journalism.

  2. New Online Forest Atlas Tracks State of Global Forests

    A new online resource launched by the F&ES-based Global Institute of Sustainable Forestry will provide an overview of the world’s forest resources. Ultimately, its creators say it will be a sort of living almanac of forest resources worldwide for journalists and advocates, scientists and general readers.

  4. New Haven Promise Interns Gain Research and Work Experience at F&ES

    Since 2011, the New Haven Promise program has provided full tuition college scholarships to over 1200 local high school students. This summer, three of those students are gaining research and work experience as interns at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies. 

  5. New Haven Moms, URI Show the Healing Power of Community Forestry

    When Marlene Miller Pratt lost her son to gun violence, she found solace at Marsh Botanical Gardens. She wanted to extend that healing to others and created with other moms and URI the New Haven Botanical Garden of Healing Dedicated to Victims of Gun Violence. 

  6. Message to Bonn Climate Talks: Internal Carbon Pricing Shows Promise

    In an interview, Casey Pickett, director of the recently launched Yale Carbon Charge, discusses how the initiative aims to change behavior across campus, the broad range of research opportunities made possible by the initiative, and how it might ultimately be applied by other organizations.

  8. Let's Ketchup: Initiative Brings F&ES Community Closer Together

    IMG 2791 Edit Melanie Quigley, left, and Jennifer Sabol.

    As we slide into cooler months, staff members at F&ES are recalling the days of summer with a “let’s ketchup” initiative inspired by an A Priarie Home Companion style raffle back in July held by Associate Director of Finance, Jess Foote.

    This initiative is an opportunity for staff to take a break over coffee to meet someone new. Melanie

  10. Lessons for Community Engagement in Forest Landscapes: 17 Years of Forests ‘Dialogue’

    Forest landscapes are the target of commercial operations, management interventions, land use planning, infrastructure projects, conservation initiatives, and policy objectives by companies, organizations, and governments. In almost all cases, such activities take place in forests that are owned, used, or managed by local people (smallholders, pastoralists, indigenous peoples, etc.) holding prior rights to lands and resources, and have impacts on