Forestry Club and OneYSE invites you to our annual Community Halloween! This event is for YSE students, faculty, staff, partners and family. Come to enjoy lots of Halloween and fall-themed fun and games, including pumpkin painting and carving, a cider press, and lawn games! Halloween costumes (family-friendly) encouraged. Snacks and drinks provided!
Thank you for your interest in volunteering!
The YSE Office of Community Engagement and YHHAP are partnering to assemble care bags containing bottled water, vitamin C packets, granola, tuna pouches, hand sanitizer, and resource information for New Haven's houseless community.
Please complete this form if you would like to volunteer.
We invite you to join us for a fast-paced, interactive workshop with the amazing team of experts from Consensus Building Institute (https://www.cbi.org/)! Stakeholder engagement is an essential part of successful environmental problem solving. Without the active involvement of all parties to environmental decisions, long-term success is difficult to achieve. Fortunately, there are strategies, t...
The PE2 LC is hosting Dr. Neenah Estrella-Luna from StarLuna Consulting to join us for a career talk on October 29th.
StarLuna is an anti-racism and social equity research, policy, and community engagement consulting firm. They work with grassroots organizations, government officials, and policymakers across scale to embed environmental justice and equity into climate resilience policies, pr...
Join artist Agnes Lin for a 3-part workshop series and learn how to make
seaweed bioplastics from harvested seaweed! The workshop dates/times are October 29th, November 12th and December 10th 4:30-6:00pm at Kroon Cafe.
Weekly speaker series open to master's and PhD students, as well as postdocs at YSE, to share their research with the YSE and wider Yale community.
This week's presentations are:
Presenter 1: Alicia Entem
Talk Title: Being Second Choice isn’t All Bad: Using Observed Preference Ranking within a Recreation Demand Model
Presenter 2: Julia Soule (MEM)
Talk Title: Biking to Salvation in ...
The A.I. industry’s rapid growth depends on data centers that place mounting demands on energy, water, and land. As Brazil and the United States confront consequential, polarized elections, their debates about data centers have diverged sharply. In the U.S., environmental movements have aligned with tidal waves of local opposition, leading many to celebrate the bipartisan resistance to data cen...