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Kimberly Marion Suiseeya, who started on Jan. 1 as associate professor of environmental policy, studies how historically marginalized groups affect and are affected by environmental policies, and how researchers influence environmental justice.

Master of Environmental Management student Patty Kwiatek shares her journey to choosing the Ecotoxicology and Environmental Health concentration and how it’s preparing her for a successful career.

Temis Coral, MEM'19, recently shared insights into why she pursued a Master of Environmental Management degree, how the experience has helped in her career, and her advice for anyone considering the program.

Ramsey Meigs, MF/MBA'17, recently shared insights into why he pursued Master of Forestry and Master of Business Administration concurrent degrees, how the experience has helped in his career, and his advice for anyone considering the program.

Protected areas are intended to protect the species and habitats they contain. When well-managed, they can result in clean water, healthy soils, and reduced poaching pressure, all of which can spill over to nourish and replenish surrounding areas. But new research from Borneo suggests we could improve the performance of these sanctuaries of life by better selecting where to locate them in the first place.