Fellows In The News

Read about the work of Switzer Fellows making change and making headlines!

Morris presented on mitigating the impacts of the renewable energy gold rush on endangered species

Wednesday, May 22 2013

Amy Morris (2006) presented on mitigating the impacts of the renewable energy gold rush on endangered species.

Sievers says land-use arguments against biofuels in Europe are tenuous

Wednesday, May 22 2013

Eric Sievers (1987) says land-use arguments against biofuels in Europe are on shifting sands.

Hsu publishes article about China's 28,000 lost rivers

Tuesday, May 21 2013

Angel Hsu (2012) published an article about China's 28,000 lost rivers on The Atlantic Cities site.

Hsu's work on urbanization in China and India featured in Yale podcast

Monday, May 20 2013

Angel Hsu (2012) was featured on a Yale University podcast about urbanization in China and India and China's ecocities.

Jensen shares favorite conservation and ecology books

Friday, May 17 2013

Lions and tigers and books, oh my! Deborah Jensen (1990) shared her list of favorite conservation and ecology books.

Beal on historic first, clam study receiving funding from Maine city

Thursday, May 16 2013

Clam study moving forward in Freeport, Maine, with historic first-- funding from city!-- says Brian Beal (1992).

Sagarin interview on Observation and Ecology book

Wednesday, May 15 2013

Check out the Island Press interview with Rafe Sagarin (2000) on his new book Observation and Ecology.

Shade joins The Organic Center as Director of Science Programs

Tuesday, May 14 2013

Jessica Shade (2011) joined The Organic Center as Director of Science Programs.