Read the Environmental Justice Report from our ENVS 623 from Fall 2023.

MSE student Cody Hinkley is leading a groundbreaking study on the Black Canyon Bighorn Sheep Herd in Gunnison County, with a $37,677 grant from the BLM!

LEAD Sustainability is workings hard to give Western the tools and knowledge to become a more sustainable University! Read on to learn more and see how you could get involved!

The Clark School has over 100 different partners who sponsor student internships and projects like the Earthship Biotecture Academy and Solar Energy Institute fellowships.

Both undergraduate and graduate students participate in trips all over the world including Costa Rica, Spain, India, and Mexico.

“The MEM experience taught me how to navigate within the complexity of linked social-environmental challenges. To not only consider people as part of the equation, but that relationships built on trust are the key to our most durable solutions.

The Center for Public Lands is involved in a myriad of projects with agencies and helps organize Public Lands Day events each year that help rehabilitate and restore habitat.

Both graduate and undergraduate students investigate food systems in collaboration with many local organizations and across the country. In 2021, Western’s ENVS undergrad program will launch a new food systems emphasis.

Western Alliance for Restoration Management’s mission is to build a future workforce in mine reclamation by providing undergraduate and graduate students with on-the-ground, real-world experience in site assessment, monitoring, and stakeholder engagement.

"The MEM helped me start my journey into human dimensions research and methodology.“ Ph.D. student, Ryan Wilbur