NSF-Funded Project TRUE Video
Project TRUE is both a social science research study and a youth development program. Project TRUE (Teens Researching Urban Ecology) is a collaborative program between the Wildlife More …
Tag: Bronx Science Consortium
Can Real Estate Development Help Against Climate Change?
Fordham University Junior Olivia Greenspan: “There are 2 to 3 million brownfields in the U.S. alone. What if we turned every one of these brownfields More …
Student Research Showcased at Bronx Zoo
By Mary Awad on September 29, 2016 for Inside Fordham. On Sept. 28, there were more than just animals on display at the Bronx Zoo. Fordham More …
Ethical Spaces: Landscapes and Environmental Law
Experts from Fordham University speak at the NYBG/Humanities Institute Colloquium. From left to right: J. Alan Clark, Sheila Foster, and Roger Panetta. Posted by the More …
“Editing Life: The Strange Science of Engineering Humans, Altering Nature, and Bringing Species Back from Extinction”
Science Writer Carl Zimmer made a presentation titled “Editing Life: The Strange Science of Engineering Humans, Altering Nature, and Bringing Species Back from Extinction” to a More …
Two Bronx Science Consortium Lectures during “Earth Month” at Fordham
“Editing Life: The Strange Science of Engineering Humans, Altering Nature, and Bringing Species Back from Extinction Earth Month Presentation: Carl Zimmer — Science Writer April More …
NYBG Earth Day Presentation of Seeds of Time
This Earth Day: Seeds of Time, A Compelling Film on the Future of Our Food Supply Earth Day, April 22, 2016; 10 a.m. – 12 p.m., at More …