“Meet the Mountain Day 2016” on April 23 was a great success. MERE and event partners had the chance to interact with several hundred park
Sandra Fischer recommends critical timing of milkweed mowing to extend breeding habitat Keene, NH – Antioch University New England (AUNE) alumna Sandra Fischer, MS ’07,
Antioch University New England graduate student Hana Kiewicz-Schlansker, with support from Dr. James Jordan and Dr. Peter Palmiotto, has discovered some really old mud on
Antioch University New England alum Will Broussard, Master of Science in Environmental Studies with a concentration in Conservation Biology, is Outreach Coordinator at the Mount
Keene, New Hampshire – In partnership with the Peace Corps, Antioch University New England (AUNE) announced a new program where students may combine Peace Corps
The Monadnock Ecological Research & Education Project at Antioch University New England will be the first topic in the On the Front Porch Summer Series,
When Peter Palmiotto, core faculty member in AUNE’s Department of Environmental Studies, led a hike up Mount Monadnock this week, it was a first ascent
Kathleen Regan of Keene, New York, a natural resource planner for the Adirondack Park Agency, has been awarded the 2013 Guy Waterman Alpine Steward Award
The Eighth Northeast Alpine Stewardship Gathering, The Alpine: Bellwether of Change, will be held November 1;3, 2013, at the Sargent Center, in Hancock, New Hampshire.
Marilyn Castriotta, a student in the the Department of Environmental Studies’ Conservation Biology concentration, has been awarded the 2013 William R. Ginsberg and Thomas K.
Environmental Studies students will present their internship and doctoral research projects during the Department of Environmental Studies’ twelfth annual student research symposium on Saturday, April
Ben Watson, senior editor at Chelsea Green Publishing Co., will speak on Slow Food Movement in the Monadnock Region and Beyond, for the Environmental Studies
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