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DEL-MEM student Jennifer Cherry developed a marine debris education and outreach program for sea turtle conservation for Volusia County, Florida, as part of her Master's Project (MP).

Master of Environmental Management student Ruoxue Chen explored current health and environmental disparities related to historical discriminatory, race-based housing practices, known as “redlining,” in Durham, N.C. for their Master's Project (MP).

Master of Forestry student Elisabeth McElwee studied the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) as a tool in forest management for her Master's Project (MP). McElwee worked with The Forestland Group to explore how drones could be used as a tool in forest management in the mountainous mixed broadleaf forests of West Virginia.

DEL-MEM student Megan Cook used her Master's Project (MP) to examine the International Seabed Authority’s Regional Environmental Management Planning (REMP) efforts for the Northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge and North West Pacific Ocean.

John Fay, an instructor in the Nicholas School of the Environment’s geospatial analysis program, is the recipient of the 2022 Lynn Maguire Award for Excellence in Teaching and Mentoring Professional ���Ĵ�ýs.

When it comes to making communities and businesses greener, re-thinking the “little” stuff we often take for granted—like zoning, logistics and cement—can yield big benefits.

Ryan Emanuel, associate professor of hydrology, and Alexander Glass, senior lecturer in earth and climate sciences, have been selected as members of ���Ĵ�ý’s first cohort of Climate Change Faculty Fellows.

Doctoral students Ningjie Hu and Graden Froese will receive this year’s Dean’s Awards for Outstanding Graduate ���Ĵ�ý Manuscript.

PhD student Renata Poulton Kamakura has been working with Duke Landscape Services and undergraduate students in the Theory and Applications of Sustainability (ENV 245) course to determine how the more than 17,000 trees on the ���Ĵ�ý campus benefit sustainability—including their effect on carbon sequestration and stormwater mitigation.