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Yellowstone Field Course to present research projects virtually on May 26
You’re invited to a virtual presentation of the Yellowstone Field Course. Unfortunately, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the class was unable to travel to Yellowstone as usual. Nevertheless, they worked together virtually to bring their research to life.
Read moreBSE seniors to present capstone design projects via virtual webinar on May 28
Join the 2020 BSE seniors as they virtually share their capstone design projects on May 28!
The event will be held from 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. on Zoom. Registration is required; RSVP for the event here.
Professor Kristiina Vogt interviewed about preserving environment, e-waste
UW School of Environmental and Forest Sciences professor Kristiina Vogt was recently interviewed by Living Green Technology, a Seattle-based organization that spreads awareness on the hazards of electronic waste and provides an eco-friendly way to recycle unused electronics.
Read moreSEFS Diversity Committee to hold open virtual meeting May 18
The SEFS Diversity Committee is holding a virtual meeting, open to all SEFS students, faculty and staff, this Monday, May 18.
The meeting will be held virtually and can be found at this link.
UW GIS Symposium looking for presenters for virtual event on May 22
On Friday, May 22 the UW Libraries is hosting the 4th Annual UW GIS Symposium. The Symposium will be held online this year.
Deadline for submission has been extended to May 15.
UW-SER Spring Native Plant Sale begins May 9
Want to safely add some excitement to your home life and help the environment at the same time? Want an excuse to get outside and actually plant something?
SER-UW Native Plant Nursery is hosting a spring native plant sale!
Washington Rare Plant Care and Conservation wins Washington Native Plant Society Award
The Washington Rare Plant Care and Conservation program within the University of Washington Botanic Gardens has received the 2020 Conservation Partner of the Year Award from the Washington Native Plant Society.
Read moreThree SEFS students named to 2020 Husky 100
Three School of Environmental and Forest Science students have been named to the 2020 Husky 100 list!
Congratulations to Autumn Forespring, an ESRM and American Indian Studies student, Sierra Red Bow, an ESRM and American Indian Studies student, and Olivia Sanderfoot, a Ph.D.
Moving Forward, Together: A spring message from the director
Dear SEFS Community:
Greetings to all of you, wherever you may be. It’s eerily quiet on campus during this time of the year, which is usually one of the busiest. I hope you are finding ways to make the most of this unusual time.
Your nominations needed for End of the Year awards!
Despite the changes in our routines in recent weeks, the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences still plans to move ahead with the End of the Year Awards! The date and details on the virtual celebration are still being determined.
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