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NOAA has awarded nearly $1.4 million in Fiscal Year 2024 for 16 new projects under the Chesapeake Bay-Watershed Education and Training (B-WET) program, benefiting students and…
Join Our Team as Environmental Technicians at the Washington State Department of Ecology
The Watershed Health Monitoring team is looking for eight early career scientists to assist with summer river and stream sampling across Washington. Positions involve field navigation,…
On April 17, 2024, HCPSS biology students, teachers, and local representatives gathered at the Howard County Conservancy for the 10th annual Watershed Summit, showcasing students’ work…
The article addresses the challenges of water and environmental sustainability in watersheds, which are impacted by climate change and human activities. These changes disrupt hydrological processes…
The article examines the essential role of mining in providing resources for modern economies while highlighting its significant environmental impacts. Despite generating USD$544 billion in revenue…
The Amazon Rainforest, covering approximately 2.3 million square miles, is located in northern South America and is the world’s largest tropical rainforest. It is vital for…
Forests, covering about 31% of Earth’s land, are essential for life but are severely threatened by human activities like deforestation, primarily for agriculture and resource extraction.…
The Watershed Institute in Pennington, New Jersey, marks its 75th anniversary this year, focusing on water conservation and environmental protection through advocacy, science, and education. Established…
Environmental Studies Celebrates 50 Years with Keynote from ODNR Mineral Resources Chief
The OHIO community is invited to an alumni panel celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Environmental Studies Program, featuring Ben McCament, chief of the Ohio Department…