Discover this year’s top stories from the Gund Institute for Environment, featuring groundbreaking research, real-world impact, and bold collaborations tackling today’s biggest environmental challenges.
Gund News
Para los Caficultores Orgánicos de Guatemala, un Mejor Suelo comienza con Mejores Respuestas
For Guatemala’s Organic Coffee Farmers, Better Soil Starts with Better Answers
From Classrooms to Communities: 2026 Barrett Scholars Tackle Real-World Challenges
New Research Offers "Alternative Farmhouse" Model to Identify Barriers, Opportunities for Agriculture to Build a Healthier World
The Science of Fall Foliage
Gund in the News
- NPR: Preserving Pollinators is Good for Health--And Income
- Science Friday: A Lab-Grown Salmon Taste Test And More Foodie Innovations
- Shelburne News: Pollinator safari: A closer look at bees and behavior
- CBS News: Vermont drought is hitting dairy farmers hard as they turn to costly measures to care for cattle
- Inside Climate News: A Vermont Forest Tries a New Model of Growth, Diversity and Logging
- U.S. News and World Report: Want to Make America Great? Here's How
- Newsweek: Map Shows Where Wildlife is Under Threat
- Washington Post: Writing to the future is one of the most powerful climate actions you can take.
- Vermont Public: Dead trees in streams keep a surprising amount of carbon out of the atmosphere
- Time: Why Climate Change is Making Greenland More Desirable to Trump
- National Geographic: The Stunning Power of Whale Pee
- Boston Globe: Yes, New England Really Was Colder When You Were a Kid. Climate Change Makes Snowy Winters Feel Like a Treat