Pacific Northwest Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (CESU)
University of Vermont
| TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE Allan Strong Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources University of Vermont 220K Aiken Center 81 Carrigan Drive Burlington VT 05405 802.656.2910 Allan.Strong@uvm.edu Scheduling: Chelsea Davidson |
COOPERATIVE REPRESENTATIVE Sonya Stern Director, Sponsored Project Administration Office of the Vice President for Research University of Vermont 217 Waterman Bldg 85 South Prospect Street Burlington, VT 05405-0160 Phone: (802) 656-1986 Sonya.Stern@uvm.edu |
Integrated approach to the study of natural resources and environmental issues. The intellectual foundation of UV-SNR is based on the concept of integration across the natural and social sciences and the traditional natural resources fields of study.Key Research, Technical Assistance, and Education Strengths
- Access to a broad range of expertise. The UV-SNR is comprised of faculty, staff, and students that span the natural and social sciences as well as the traditional natural resources fields of study.
- Special expertise in outdoor recreation and park management. UV-SNR includes a Park Studies Laboratory staffed by faculty, research staff, and graduate students, and conducts an active national program of research with the U.S. National Park Service and related agencies.
- Strong program of applied research. UV-SNR conducts a program of applied research with a spectrum of state, regional, and national natural resources management agencies, administers several masters and doctoral level graduate programs, and enjoys the benefits of an especially strong pool of graduate applicants.
- Strong network of collaborators. Faculty in UV-SNR maintain strong collaborative relationships with professional colleagues at other academic institutions and professional agencies.
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