Building a Bird-Friendly Yale, With Campus as a Living Lab
Halfway through a yearlong study, the Yale Bird-Friendly Building Initiative is gathering critical insights that will help cities reduce bird window collisions.
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Halfway through a yearlong study, the Yale Bird-Friendly Building Initiative is gathering critical insights that will help cities reduce bird window collisions.
For the second time in three years, Yale has earned a gold rating for sustainability—affirming the University's leadership role and providing valuable insight.
As heat waves turn cities into sweltering ovens, tree shade has become a critical tool to mitigate climate change—and Yale is working to promote a healthy tree canopy on campus and around New Haven.
A new initiative aims to accelerate the adoption of bird-friendly design on Yale’s campus and beyond.
Tilden Chao ’23 has spent the past year working to unravel a climate change mystery by cataloging the planet-warming refrigerants used in Yale dining halls, power plants, laboratory equipment—even dorm room refrigerators.