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Forest Fragmentation Research Earns 2021 Bormann Prize

Meghna Krishnadas’ doctoral research into how forest fragmentation alters the underlying… Continue Reading →

A New Foundation for U.S. Forest Policy

Rich Guldin, recipient of the Society of American Foresters’ prestigious Sir William… Continue Reading →

Connection, Growth and Change

Alumnus startup looks to reimagine the urban tree lifecycle with “reforestation hubs.” Continue Reading →

Brodersen Receives Generous Gift to Support Research on How We Build More Resilient Plants

YSE Professor Craig Brodersen has received a $2.5 million gift from The Howard and Maryam… Continue Reading →

‘You Can’t Be a Forester without Understanding Chad’s Work’

The idea that forests are dynamic systems — that disturbance is the norm — might… Continue Reading →

The New Forestry is Urban

The Natural Areas Conservancy, led by Sarah Charlop-Powers ’09 M.E.M., is helping to… Continue Reading →

Supporting Research in the Tropics During the COVID Era

Each year the Tropical Resources Institute sends students across the world to conduct research… Continue Reading →

Firefighters Battling Wildfires in U.S. West Face a New Threat this Year: COVID-19

Wildland firefighters who already face many risks during a typical season are confronted by… Continue Reading →

Hybrid Vigor: Forest School Builds on Historic Strengths — and Creates New Opportunities

On July 1, the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies will be known as the Yale… Continue Reading →

Forest Research in the Congo Basin Earns the 2020 Bormann Prize

Peter Umunay’s research, which explores ways to find a balance between conservation… Continue Reading →

Spring Comes to Yale-Myers Forest

While the coronavirus crisis has kept many F&ES students and researchers away from Yale-Myers… Continue Reading →

A Campus for the 21st Century: Online Programs Open Yale Expertise to the World 

Two new online certificate programs — on tropical forest landscapes and renewable energy,… Continue Reading →

IUFRO Names an F&ES Alumnus,John Parrotta, as Its Next President

John Parrotta ’83 M.S. ’83 For, ’84 M.Phil, ’88 Ph.D., who serves… Continue Reading →

A Digital Roadmap for Working with Forest Landowners

A new guide published by the Tools for Engaging Landowners Effectively (TELE) program will… Continue Reading →

Comita Receives NSF CAREER Award for Research on Diversity of Tropical Forests

Liza Comita, an assistant professor of tropical forest ecology at F&ES, has received a… Continue Reading →

Landmark Report Finds Urban Natural Forests Require Greater Management

Researchers at F&ES have partnered with the Natural Areas Conservancy and the Trust for… Continue Reading →

‘Specialized’ Microbes Within Plant Species Promote Diversity, Study Finds

A Yale-led research team conducted an experiment that suggests microbes can specialize within… Continue Reading →

Climate Change in Connecticut’s ‘Quiet Corner’

The F&ES-based Quiet Corner Initiative’s first-ever winter seminar brought the impacts… Continue Reading →

As Experts Examine Tropical Change, An Artist Creates a Living Document

During the 25th annual conference of the Yale Chapter of the International Society… Continue Reading →

Video: Microsoft Helps Yale-Launched Business Map the Future of U.S. Forests

While he was a student at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies (F&ES),… Continue Reading →

New Yale Online Certificate Programs Target Emerging Professionals Worldwide

In 2019, two centers based at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies will… Continue Reading →

Missing the Forest for the Trees: NYC Forest Inventory Paints Unexpected Picture

There are still forests in New York City, and we’re not talking about Central Park.… Continue Reading →

‘Cryptic’ Interactions Drive Biodiversity Decline Near the Edge of Forest Fragments

The fragmentation of tropical forests weakens the effects of the ”natural enemies”… Continue Reading →

Alum Introduces New Yorkers to The Forest in Their Own Backyard

The city of New York contains more than 20,000 acres of forests and wetlands, a fact that… Continue Reading →

Eleanor Sterling Recognized With F&ES Distinguished Alumni Award

Conservationist Eleanor Sterling ’83 B.A., ’93 Ph.D., chief scientist at the Center… Continue Reading →

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