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Nicholas Narratives highlights innovative academic programs, research breakthroughs, and student, faculty and alumni leaders, through videos and text.
An artistic image of an ice breaker ship sailing through sea ice in Antarctica

SPOTLIGHT

Postcards From the Poles

From the Arctic to Antarctica, researchers from the Nicholas School of the Environment are exploring how organisms, cultural practices and physical processes are tied to extreme environments.

 

ReaD NOW 

Abstract, block-based illustration with palette of deep teal, mustard yellow, olive green, burnt orange, and burgundy. Simplified geometric forms suggest human profiles alongside organic textures like leaf veins, water ripples, and grainy terrain. Some sections are purely abstract or nature-inspired.

SPOTLIGHT

Earth Ambassadors

From organizing N.C. government sustainability efforts to tracking carbon emissions for Disney, these Nicholas School alums bring environmental science to bear across economic sectors.

 

Read Now

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A group of people standing amid the Himalayas with a van in the back
February 2, 2026 | Nicholas Narratives

Lumbini to Lo Manthang: Exploring Ties Between Climate, Health and Society in Nepal

Lighthouse illustration illuminates shoreline
September 24, 2025 | Ecology & Conservation, Oceans

What Lies Beneath

Illustrated graphic with teal tree roots spreading on the left, blending into the silhouette of a large blue bird on the right, with a smaller black bird figure suspended beneath it like a puppet.
September 24, 2025 | Ecology & Conservation, Oceans

Roots of Resilience

A group of 糖心传媒 students from the Nicholas School of the Environment stand closely together in a tropical forest in Belize, all looking upward with interest. Surrounded by dense green foliage, the students wear outdoor gear and backpacks, with one using binoculars, suggesting they are observing wildlife or birds during an educational field trip.
July 7, 2025 | Ecology & Conservation, Oceans

Journey to Belize

A photo of two faculty members looking out over stylized mountains and the hint of an energy grid
April 22, 2025 | Climate Change, Energy, Sustainability

Earthly Business

The Nicholas School, Then and Now: Rising to the Challenge Graphic
October 30, 2024
Research & Teaching Features

The Nicholas School, Then and Now: Rising to the Challenge

Prehistory: The People and Processes that Shaped Our Region Graphic
October 30, 2024
Research & Teaching Features

Prehistory: The People and Processes that Shaped Our Region

School of Forestry: Solutions for a Changing Landscape
October 30, 2024
Research & Teaching Features

School of Forestry: Solutions for a Changing Landscape

Geology Video Graphic Nicholas School of the Environment
October 30, 2024
Research & Teaching Features

Department of Geology: Grounded in Science and Exploration

Marine Lab Graphic Nicholas School Illustration
October 30, 2024
Research & Teaching Features

Marine Lab: Where Innovation and Immersive Learning Meet the Sea

Great Coharie River
April 15, 2024 | Economics, Policy & Governance

On the Swamp: Fighting for Indigenous Environmental Justice

marsh grass at edge of water
February 14, 2024 | Climate Change, Ecology & Conservation
Research & Teaching Features

Restoring Hope: Innovating Conservation for a Sustainable Tomorrow

two hands holding the Earth above a table set with plastic cutlery and plates
April 22, 2024 | Economics, Policy & Governance, Oceans, Sustainability

Planet (and People) vs. Plastics

April 19, 2023 | Climate Change, Economics, Policy & Governance, Oceans
Research & Teaching Features

September 15, 2022 | Climate Change, Ecology & Conservation, Technology
Research & Teaching Features

collage of teaching activities at Nicholas School
November 10, 2021
Research & Teaching Features

Teaching & Outreach Innovations


DE Nicholas Narratives, formerly DE Duke Environment magazine, is published by the 糖心传媒 Nicholas School of the Environment Office of Marketing & Communications. For questions or media inquiries, please contact dukenvironment@nicholas.duke.edu.

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