Rafidah Rahman University of New Hampshire (UNH) Sustainability Fellow – Town of Durham, New Hampshire Each summer, UNH Sustainability Fellows are paired with municipalities, educational… Read More »UEP Sustainability Internship Profiles: Rafidah Rahman and Charlie Suse
This summer, I chose to intern at the Global Sustainability Scholars (GSS) program, an internship opportunity I found through UEP’s Off the Wall newsletter. GSS… Read More »A People-first Approach to Biodiversity: My Summer at the Global Sustainability Scholars Program
Have you ever wondered how bees can survive in urban places? Supporting pollinator populations, like bees, in cities is easier than you may think! Join… Read More »How to Save the Bees, Go for a ride on a Pollinator Safari, and the Value of Deep Observation
Current maps may severely underestimate how many need assistance.
Guest speaker Damian White on the role of urban designers in a just transition.
Lessons on planning and adaptation from the Resilient Mystic Collaborative.
Multi-species planning is an effort to develop methods for planning that accord with the needs of the landscapes in which climate adaptation and similar projects take place.
Recent UEP alum Christina Schlegel, MA ’17, spent last summer as a fellow in Boston City Council President Michelle Wu’s office. According to Wu, Nina was… Read More »UEP Alum Nina Schlegel: We Need a Justice Framework for Urban Climate Action
The following piece was submitted by Tufts undergraduate student Sika Gadzanku. At its core, Climate Justice is a social justice and human rights issue. Climate Justice is… Read More »Climate change cannot be separated from social justice, panel says
Preparing for Climate Change on the East Coast Over three hundred planning professionals, scientists, business owners, and non-profit representatives gathered in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor April… Read More »UEP Student Erin Coutts at Baltimore’s Eastern Regional Climate Preparedness Conference