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Environmental sciences/Ecology/Ecological processes

2018-2019 Leshner Leadership Institute Public Engagement Fellows: Food & Water Security
Remote Sensing for Human Rights Project - Advisory Panel
2006 Award for International Scientific Cooperation Recipient
Nature Provides Valuable Services That Benefit All, Experts Say
The watershed of the world’s third largest estuary — the Chesapeake Bay — covers 64,000 square miles and is home to almost 18 million people who benefit from the flood control, food sources and recreational opportunities that the ecosystem provides.
AAAS: 'Deep Concerns' About U.S. Government Travel Rules
EPA Administrator Signs Indigenous Peoples Environmental Justice Policy
Controversial Mining Project to Be a Focus of AAAS Arctic Division Meeting in Rural Alaska

When the AAAS Arctic Division convenes for the first time next month in Dillingham, Alaska, researchers and others will explore how local issues reflect challenges being confronted across the northern latitudes and beyond.