Minds

Dr. David O'Conner with the Division of Sustainable Development at the United Nations spoke at SUNY-ESF on March 29, 2013.

Dr. Donald J. Leopold spoke to meteorologist Julia Weiden about why the greens of summer turn to yellow, red and orange in the autumn.

30 year veteran meteorologist Dave Eichorn explains different aspects of climate science, climate change, and regional to national weather events through an environmental meteorological perspective.

Climate Change Science and Sustainability is an introduction to climate science, the evidence of modern climate change, and an evaluation of some of the proposed solutions.  The course integrates NASA and other web-based climate change media and products

Nine U.S. landscape architecture students, including one from the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF), worked with three faculty advisors in Switzerland to help craft a design to green the grounds of the United States Mission to the U

Lecture by Dr. David A. Sonnenfeld, Professor, ESF Department of Environmental Studies, to students at Renmin University, Beijing, China, on environmental reform in theory and practice (October 2009).

Lecture by Dr. David A. Sonnenfeld, Professor, ESF Department of Environmental Studies, to students at Renmin University, Beijing, China, on environmental reform in theory and practice (October 2009).

ESF Courses

Department of Environmental and Forest Biology, SUNY-ESF Recipient of the 2010 ESF Exemplary Researcher Award

The Utility of Phylogeography in Conservation Biology: Dr. Jeffrey Heilveil, Biology Department, SUNY College at Oneonta

The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is prompting a lot of questions. Why are we drilling in such deep water? Who is to blame? What can be done to solve the energy problem? SUNY-ESF systems ecologist Charles Hall addressed these questions on WCNY's Central

ESF instructor Paul Crovella and alumnus Kevin Stack discuss green building in an interview by George Kilpatrick on WCNY's Central Issues program.

ESF President Neil Murphy speaks on the Green Economy in an interview by George Kilpatrick on WCNY's Central Issues program.

ESF Professor Charles Hall speaks on Climate Change in an interview by George Kilpatrick on WCNY's Central Issues program.

Nobel laureate and U.S. Secretary of Energy Dr. Steven Chu visited SUNY-ESF for a tour of sustainable energy facilities and research. Introduced by Congressman Daniel Maffei, Dr. Chu spoke to a gathering of students, faculty, staff and the press.

Kirk Emerson, the Department of Environmental Studies William J. Donlon visiting scholar for Spring, 2009, will give a public lecture entitled, "Collaborative Governance and Global Warming: Can We Change More than the Climate?"