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October

  • Kris Freyland in the field

    Confronting the Effects of Coastal Climate Change

    October 21, 2022

    Throughout their co-op this spring and summer, environmental science major Kris Freyland worked with Beth Watson, PhD, associate professor of biodiversity, earth and environmental science and senior scientist at the Academy of Natural Sciences’ Patrick Center for Environmental Research, to study the impact of saltwater intrusion into coastal forests. 

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  • Wild horses grazing

    Exploring the 'Wild' Politics of Free-Roaming Horse Management

    October 12, 2022

    Things are getting wild in the West. Free-roaming horse populations have existed in western states for centuries, but the conflict surrounding them is entirely human. Christian Hunold, PhD, professor of politics, and environmental studies major Cassidy Ellis discuss their research on the politics of wild horse management through a feminist science studies lens.

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