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Earth Adventures 2010-2011

• Friday, 4/22/11
  Ellen Kujawa
  The Potential Allelopathic Properties of Two Polygonum species: Native Polygonum virginianum and Non-Native Invasive Polygonum cespitosum
  
• Friday, 4/1/11
  Jacinta Edebeli
  Conservation efforts in Costa Rica: Tropical Field Biology's (TFB) participation (Spring Break in Costa Rica)
  
• Friday, 3/25/11
  Chrissy Kobyljanec
  Microbial respiration response to carbon substrate additions after 9 years of N fertilization in an ombrotrophic bog
  
• Friday, 3/4/11
  Leila Quinn
  Maasai sedentarization and the implications on rangeland conditions in Loitokitok, Kenya
  
• Friday, 2/25/11
  Yiting Wang
  From the United Nations to cook stoves and fish farming: a gap semester in Kenya
  
• Friday, 12/3/10
  Kaela Wiklund
  Environmental Health Internship at Silent Spring Institute
  
• Friday, 11/19/10
  Bianca Young
  The Role of Sphagnum Mosses in Methane Cycling of a Temperate Fen
  
• Thursday, 11/18/10
  Grahame Russell, Co-Director of the NGO Rights Action
  Mega "Development" Projects, Mother Earth, and Human Rights
  
• Friday, 11/12/10
  Stephanie Oleksyk, Marine Biological Laboratory Ecosystems Center, Woods Hole
  Semester in Environmental Science
  
• Friday, 10/1/10
  Steven G. Gilbert, Institute of Neurotoxicology and Neurological Disorders
  Judging the Risks and Hazards of Chemicals -- How Do We Decide?
  
• Friday, 9/10/10
  Joanne Picard, Dean of International Studies, McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives
  Spring Semester in Monteverde, Costa Rica

Earth Adventures 2009-2010

• Friday, 4/23/10
  Ari Baum-Hommes
  Heifer International: Certified Organic Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) and Experimental Agriculture
  China Moore
  UMass Tropical Field Biology Class in Costa Rica and Panama
  
• Friday, 3/5/10
  Center for the Environment
  Agricultural Internship Opportunities
  
• Friday, 2/12/10
  Page May
  Food Security in Sustainable Development: The Case of Chop-and-Mulch Agriculture in Brazil's Amazon
  
• Friday, 12/4/09
  Sarah London
  Worldwatch: A Vision of the Future
  
• Friday, 11/20/09
  Gerrin Harrison, Admissions Officer, The Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University
  Masters of Environmental Management (MEM) and Masters of Forestry (MF) Programs
  
• Friday, 10/23/09
  Marty Conway
  So We Decided to Go to Iceland...
  
• Friday, 10/2/09
  Kirsten Hansen
  Wordsworth in the Lakes: Mapping Literature Using GIS

Earth Adventures 2008-2009

• Friday, 4/10/09
  Genevieve Noyce
  The Role of Sedges in Methane Emissions from a Temperate Fen
  
• Friday, 4/3/09
  Morgan Lindsay
  A Parable of Water and Power: An Environmental History of Mono Lake, California
  
• Friday, 3/27/09
  Cam Weimar
  The Energy-Land Use Dynamic: How our Built Form Limits the Transition to More Sustainable Energy Systems
  
• Friday, 3/6/09
  Paliza Shrestha
  Nitrogen Mineralization and Soil Respiration in Response to Nitrogen and Sawdust Addition
  
• Friday, 2/27/09
  Sari Juutinen
  Effects of Enhanced Nutrient Supply on Vegetation and Carbon Cycling in an Ombrotrophic Bog
  
• Friday, 2/20/09
  Rose Smith
  Measuring the Effects of NPK Fertilization on Photosynthesis and Morphology in Bog Plants in Ontario, Canada
  
• Friday, 2/13/09
  Rebecca Jablonski-Diehl
  North Atlantic Right Whales and Ship Strikes
  
• Friday, 10/31/08
  Page May
  The Heifer International Project Approach to Development
  
• Friday, 10/17/08
  Kelsey Russell
  Exploring the Recruitment Process of Green Corps, and Environmental Leadership Program
  
• Friday, 10/3/08
  Isabelle Castillo & Leszek Bledzki
  Stony Brook Watershed Assessment
  
• Friday, 9/26/08
  Hannah Doherty
  Post Kyoto: Tackling the Climate Crisis