Agroecology

How to celebrate a green Halloween

By Carolina Maria Halloween might be scary, but it doesn’t have to be a scary time for the environment. Everyone […]

A diverse group of men and women in background, nationality, interests and ambitions, these individuals are shining examples of what […]

By Paola Burgos-Carrasquillo Mangroves are not indestructible but have been known to stand their ground in hurricanes. It’s that resilience […]

Healthy oceans begin with us. But how can everyone get involved if they don’t speak English? David Riera, a doctoral […]

Carin Luna is on the frontlines of disease outbreaks but not of the human variety. She is part of the […]

Climate Corps seeks top graduate students with analytical and project management backgrounds who are excited to make an impact through […]

Krishnaswamy Jayachandran, director of the Agroecology Program in the Institute of Environment and professor in the Department of Earth and […]

Friendly fungi may be the key to helping vulnerable Florida orchid populations rebound. Ellen Garcia, a graduate student in the […]

Keeping a plant alive takes special care and a good level of patience. Keeping orchids alive and beautiful is tougher […]

By Nina Jungman Farmers have spent much of the last century figuring out how to battle pests. Keeping weeds in […]