The Dirt on Greenhouse Gases
Carol Adair and her student team study farming and climate change
The thousands of farms that quilt Vermont’s landscape, from the southern foothills of the Green Mountains to the shores of Lake Champlain and the Quebec border, have long made the state an icon of bucolic, healthy living. But what lies beneath the soil? And, more importantly, how does it impact the air above — the air that Vermonters and their global neighbors all breathe?
Trish O’Kane Receives 2018 Kroepsch-Maurice Excellence in Teaching Award
Patricia “Trish” O’Kane joined the University of Vermont faculty in the fall of 2015 to teach in the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources. Three years later, she has won a UVM 2018 Kroepsch-Maurice Excellence in Teaching Award.
Upward Bound
Gritty and irreverent, exceptional and self-effacing, Mo Beck ’09 is a movie hero that audiences can get behind. She’s a key reason Banff Mountain Film Festival crowds at screenings throughout the world have consistently voted “Stumped” as a fan favorite.
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- Seniors in Capstone Course Take on Teamwork, Communication, Problem-Solving
- Bill Keeton Manages Forests for Old Growth Traits to Boost Carbon Storage, Fight Climate Change
- Meet the Class of 2018
- Diana Gurvich Takes Forestry Major in Many Interesting Directions
- Rick Paradis Leaves Lasting Legacy in 10 Natural Areas and 1000s of UVM Students
- Graduate Students Receive 2018 Rubenstein School Scholarship Awards
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