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SUNY-ESF is the oldest and most distinguished institution in the United States that focuses on the study of the environment.

SHARE: Open Academy's non-credit Solar Energy Basics course on the Coursera platform recently hit a milestone of 50,000-plus enrollments since it launched back in 2019. It puts that course in the top 10 enrollments of SUNY courses on the Coursera platform, out of approximately 60 courses. The course was developed by Dr. Neal Abrams, Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry with instructional design and technical support from the Open Academy. The course has a global reach, and has been subtitled into eight languages in addition to English. It's one of three courses on solar energ...

SHARE: Today, the New York State Center for Sustainable Materials Management (NYS Center for SMM), based at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF), launched a first-of-its-kind statewide recycling website to address residential recycling confusion and contamination across the State. Visitors to RecycleRightNY.org will learn about the value of everyday materials and why it is important to recycle correctly. The Recycle Right NY campaign was originally launched by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) after a series of recycling stakeholder me...

Dec 23, 2020 Photos provided Members of the Fort Frye FFA Rural Soils Team placed 2nd in the virtual state contest held in October. Students qualified for the national contest to be held in Oklahoma May 2021. From left to right the members are: Isaiah Tullius, Morgan Kern, Zach Huffman, Luke Huffman, Taylor Haines, Megan Becker. The Fort Frye FFA has been very successful competing in Career Development Events since the start of the school year, virtually. In September members participated in the Rural Soils Contest, students evaluated soil based on its physical characteristics, texture, and ...

The District 1 FFA Chapters recently competed in four Career Development Events (CDEs) that were conducted by the Ohio FFA. In the Nature Interpretation CDE students identified song birds, wild flowers, amphibians and reptiles. They took a test that included use of tools and equipment used by naturalists. Delta placed first, Evergreen second, Fairview third and Oregon-Clay fourth. Individual winners were: first – Kendal Vasquez, Delta; second – Jazmin Todd, Evergreen; third Brooke Phillips – Fairview; and fourth — Kylee Herrick, Oregon Clay. In the Agricultural Technology ...