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We chatted with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) newly hired Tribal Drought Coordinator – Emily Bamford. Emily is a former Masters of the Environment student who graduated in December 2019. Here’s what she had to say about her experience in the MENV program and her future Boulder-based work...

We cannot talk about environmental justice without addressing racial justice. Throughout history, communities of color have been disproportionately impacted by climate change and access to environmental resources, pollution, toxic soil and water, and much more. Here are just a few environmental heroes and their organizations who are creating an incredible...

During the Masters of the Environment (MENV) Graduate Program, students take classes that prepare them to be environmental leaders. One key component of leadership is being able to work effectively as part of a team. Throughout the program, students have many opportunities to practice this leadership skill through collaborative projects,...

Masters of the Environment (MENV) sustainable food systems graduate student, Dylan O’Neill, in partnership with an MENV student team* and the sustainable food systems specialization lead, Nicole Civita, have a vision: a vision of stakeholders and farmers who feel empowered to take action in the face of the climate change...

In partnership with the University of Colorado Boulder (CU), Utah State University (USU) and Western Colorado University, Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) will be offering a suite of continuing education certificates that will launch throughout 2020. The online-based and self-paced, non-credit certificates will focus on OIA’s three pillar areas of public...

As the first semester came to a close, I was reflecting on what the past few months have meant to me and how thankful I am of the community around me. Many of us first year students made significant life changes in order to participate in this program, but we...