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UVM's Walter Poleman Leads Effort to Discover Nature in the City
Burlington and Winooski Enter the City Nature Challenge
After being closeted indoors for most of a year, we’re now emerging into a season when the rest of the natural world is astir.
Walter Poleman, senior lecturer in the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, thinks it’s the perfect time to get out into nature and see what’s there.
Student Research Takes Aim At Brighter, Greener Future
It's true: there’s no shortage of problems in our world that need solving. And in our little corner of the world at the University of Vermont, there’s no shortage of talented minds that understand this truth: the time to start solving those problems is now.
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