Fellows in the News
May 17, 2023
"You can go for a walk and under your feet are millions of seeds just sitting there in the seed bank. That potential for beauty in a landscape that is otherwise essentially barren in a non-good year is so freaking cool.”Read more >
May 17, 2023
Tying together geology, ecology, biology, soil, evolution, conservation, and more, Noah Charney’s new book shows how and why landscapes appear in their current forms.Read more >
May 17, 2023
“The Eco Fair is a way for us to celebrate Earth Day and to teach environmental science concepts… [it] encourages students to think about solutions to environmental issues in a way that they themselves can impact and change the Earth positively.”Read more >
May 17, 2023
As environmental justice goes mainstream, advocates and practitioners must remain grounded in our political history and steadfast in our commitments to advancing outcomes and solutions, not just improving processes.Read more >
May 17, 2023
Front Country received honors in the Young Adult Fiction category of best environmental literature.Read more >
May 17, 2023
New report by Camila Bustos' organization reveals extent of UK law firms’ involvement with fossil fuel companiesRead more >
May 17, 2023
Described as a ‘botanical wonderland’, the rocky ridge is home to more than 30 species of rare plants and Indigenous village sites, reports the Guardian.Read more >
Apr 18, 2023
“[Brad] approached me in 2017 when this idea was in its infancy, and ABC rightly recognized that meaningful community engagement had to be integrated into the process at the outset,” Scheuer reflects.Read more >
Apr 17, 2023
The webinar explored how the current war is affecting Ukraine’s forests, the social-environmental history and present day effects of war and climate change on these forest-steppe ecosystems and the people that live there.Read more >
Apr 17, 2023
Heather Coleman co-authored an op-ed in the Boston Globe emphasizing how corporations pair marketing with lobbying to remain unregulated.Read more >
Spotlight on Leadership
This in-depth conversation with Dr. Brittani Orona (Hupa, Hoopa Valley Tribe) on the Cal Ag Roots WELL podcast digs into the concept and practice of the Landback movement in California, including the deep history of Native resistance in the state. It also explores Brittani’s background and new role at San Diego State University.Read more >
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