Media

• 'The End' as a Weapon: Dr. Jim Proctor's research on the connections between apocalypse and environmentalism is featured in this USA Today article. See also this Oregonian article and research blog on his research, which includes ENVS postdoc Evan Berry and two ENVS alumni as researchers.
• Multi-Institutional Exchange Model Trains Next Generation of Environmental Leaders: View a brief video on the Mellon Research Initiative and its goal of advancing scholarly rigor and coherence in the field of environmental studies.
• Colleges in Oregon get High Grades for Green: The Oregonian interviews Jim Proctor on sustainability practices used as a recruiting tool at institutions of higher education.
• Lewis and Clark Colleagues Tromp Through a Watershed: The 2008 Environmental Studies faculty workshop (held in the Alder-Jordan watershed in Douglas County, Oregon) is profiled in this piece from The Oregonian.
• Education as Peripatetic Trip: Meagan Nuss '08, ENVS major 2008 Commencement senior speaker, is profiled in The Oregonian.
• The New Environmentalism: The Environmental Studies Program is profiled in the Spring 2008 issue of The Chronicle.

Slideshows

• ENVS 330 field trip to Douglas County, Oregon, Spring 2009
• ENVS 320 field trip to Douglas County, Oregon, Fall 2008
• The 11th Annual Symposium on Environmental Affairs, Fall 2008
• ENVS 320 trip to the Columbia Slough, Fall 2008
• The 10th Annual Symposium on Environmental Affairs, Fall 2007
• ENVS 320 Field Trip, Columbia River Gorge, Fall 2007
• Mellon Faculty Workshop, Columbia Slough, Summer 2007
• Graduation Reception, Spring 2007
• Research Poster Session, Spring 2007
• Field Trip, Douglas County, OR, Fall 2006
• The 9th Annual Symposium on Environmental Affairs, Fall 2006