The Costa Rican Natural History study abroad trip, led by FNR faculty affiliates Barny Dunning and Reuben Goforth, offers students the opportunity to explore biodiversity and Costa Rican societal values in a variety of ecosystems. The 10-day excursion includes birding, boat trips and hiking, while exposing students to sustainable management of tourism, conservation in Costa Rica, and hands-on experiences in wildlife and aquatic sciences, including marine biology.
AccelNet: GLASSNET: Networking Global to Local Analyses to Inform Sustainable Investments in Land and Water Resources
PI: Thomas Hertel
Co-PIs: Matthew Huber, Carol Song, Dominique van der Mensbrugghe
Funding: NSF
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Development of PFAS-free fire extinguishing foam based on new siloxane-based surfactant formulations & time-released foam additives
PI: Carlos Martinez
Co-PIs: Jason Hoverman, Maria Sepulveda, Jeffery Youngblood
Funding: Dept of Defense, SERDP
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