Join us in an introduction to project management basics with the outstanding team from Habitus (https://habitusincorporated.com/). Why? Of all the transferable skills that employers across all environmental career sectors value, project management always ranks near the very top. And, it's easy to see why. Every employer needs professionals and managers with the ability to organize complex proje...
What does climate change look like through the eyes of rural farming communities in India, and can agricultural waste become part of the solution? Join Abhinaya Polaka (MESc ’27), a Three Cairns Climate Scholar at the Yale School of the Environment, as she shares insights from her fieldwork in South India. Drawing on conversations with farming households and women in rural communities, this tal...
Marieke Spence, Executive Director of Impact Capital Managers (ICM), will lead a conversation exploring careers in impact investing and the evolving landscape for impact fund management. Drawing on her work with ICM's network of more than 150 impact funds representing over $70 billion in capital, the session will examine how impact funds are raising and deploying capital, how market and policy...
A Little Work, a Lot of Merry: Join the Holiday Harvest! November 15, 2027!
Take a break from the books and join us for the Yale Myers Christmas Tree Harvest! We’re gathering students to harvest trees, make wreaths and ornaments, and get into the holiday spirit together. ✨
Whether you’re ready to lend a hand with the harvest, get crafty, or simply share some seasonal cheer, we’d lo...
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Yale Myers Forest! , 150 Centre Pike, Eastford , CT 06242, United States
Curious about a career in climate tech? Hear from students who interned with ARPA-E, Grid Status, ClimateHaven, and Helio Climate Ventures as they share their summer experiences and insights into the field, from federal energy innovation and grid data to startup incubation and venture capital.
Siria Gamez will defend her dissertation entitled, “Cats, Cattle, and Canopies: The Complex Spatial Ecology of Carnivores in a Multi-Use Protected Area in Chiapas, Mexico” on Monday, November 16 at 1:00 PM in the 380 Edwards Street classroom and via Zoom. A copy of Siria’s dissertation and the Zoom link are available from the YSE Doctoral Program Office (contact: elisabeth.barsa@yale.edu). The ...