ESF Professor Helps ID New Giant Tortoise Species
Discovery named in honor of longtime park ranger.
There’s Still Hope For Snow Leopards
In Siberia, ESF and international partners try to save endangered cats.
New Study Rings Alarm for Sugar Maple in Adirondacks
Research builds on previous study of acid rain impacts.
Mighty American Chestnut Poised for Return to America’s Forests
ESF scientists prepare for nation’s first regulatory review of a transgenic wild tree.
ESF Alumnus Helps Safeguard Children’s Health
Ronald Eby honored with national award.
ESF, ReEnergy Collaborate on USDA-Funded Willow Program
Funding encourages growth of willow as agricultural crop.
Celluloid Science
You walk into the movie theatre. The smell of popcorn and butter wafts through. You find the perfect seat. The lights dim and you prepare to lose yourself in the magic of a Hollywood movie. There’s only one problem...Hollywood got the science wrong.
A “Model” Alumna in Puerto Rico
A quote from an ESF professor has guided Katia Avilés-Vázquez through her professional and personal life. “Anyone can climb the highest mountain,” Dr. Robin Kimmerer once said, “as long as they do it at their own pace.”
Quentin Wheeler Installed as ESF’s Fourth President
ESF faculty and delegates from academic institutions in full regalia processed from the ESF campus to Hendricks Chapel to herald the inauguration of ESF’s new president, Dr. Quentin Wheeler.
SRC Fellowship Supports Ph.D. Student in Battle Against Mosquitoes as Disease Carriers
A chemical compound — new to science and never before identified — is being investigated by an ESF doctoral student who is working to replicate it so it can be tested as a weapon in the battle against disease-transmitting mosquitoes.