Vol. 3 Issue 1
Spring 2007
University of Florida
School of Natural Resources and Environment

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Students Tackle Bioenergy in New Summer Course

During summer 2006, while many students completed course work, traveled abroad or enjoyed an extensive vacation, some students used the opportunity to learn about the emerging field of Bioenergy. Student interest in this growing field prompted Dr. Ann C. Wilkie to create the UF/IFAS Bioenergy Summer School, a research internship program aimed at developing undergraduate student curiosity into a deeper understanding of sustainability through hands-on experience in an array of bioenergy projects. More >>


NRLI Education Brings Change to Cedar Key

NRLI training focuses on understanding how to use techniques that allow for more effective interaction among people in a group. Fellows learn how to incorporate these techniques at appropriate moments to create a safe atmosphere where contested issues can be discussed productively. This article looks at how two students continue to use their skills. More >>


Local Governments Address Developmental Impacts

Last May, Gainesville was host to Florida's largest conference and tradeshow dedicated to the promotion of green building, design and construction: GreenTrends 2006. One significant outcome of the show came on the coattails of a break out session on low impact development (LID), an environmentally sensitive approach to land development and the management of storm water runoff. More >>


Sponsored Events and Upcoming Programs

Find out what events are sponsored by the School of Natural Resources and Environment. Also, see what programs are coming up! More >>



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