Professor Clark: CAL FIRE Wildfire Severity Modeling Research
By Katia Katunaric, GEP Senior
Congratulations GEP & GLBL Studies Spring 22 Graduates
We are so proud of all your hard work and efforts!
Toriann Cruz Abercrombie
Kirsten Arnett
Abraham De Jesus (DJ) Ayala
Vance P Barnum
Jordyn Bauer
Climate Change and Rainfall: Professor José Javier Hernández Ayala Quoted in the Washington Post
Research on Climate change reveals hourly hurricane rainfall totals in 2020 were up 11 percent, compared with those in the preindustrial era.
Interdisciplinary Tree Canopy Fire Research
Professor Matthew Clark and past GEP undergraduate students Corbin Matley and Michelle Villasenor worked with Masters graduate student Brianne Forbes and professor Lisa Bentley in Biology on a study to assess different forms of remote sensing tech
GEP Students Analyze SSU Zero Waste Efforts
Students in GEP 396.4: Waste Management, Recycling and Policy, are characterizing waste, recycling, and organics samples collected from waste collection stations in common areas on SSU campus.
Soundscapes to Landscapes Presentation for Sonoma Land Trust
Check out Professor Matt Clark's research team presenting for Sonoma Land Trust during a recent Language of the Land webinar.
Campus Garden Makes Noma News
The fruits of a labor of love are paying off in the campus garden. Taming the weed haven that took over during COVID lockdowns was no easy task, but Garden Steward, Sophia Pruden and team rose to the challenge.
Congratulations GEP & GLBL Studies Fall 2021 Graduates
Fall 2021 Graduates
Sabrina R. Bennett
Brenet Meranville-Brisebois Butler
Alicia J. Campos
Isaiah Bishop Cervantes
Diego Cornejo-Esquivel
GEP Field Trips are Back!
Students in Professor Matt Clark's GEP 340 Applied Ecology course masked up and loaded into vans en route to Pepperwood Preserve, located on the outskirts of Santa Rosa towards Calistoga. The preserve is a Sonoma County conservation and science ma
CIGA: Monitoring Forest Fire Recovery with Drones
Professor Clark's CIGA research team in collaboration with researchers in SSU Biology and Oxford's Environmental Change Institute recently published a paper that investigated how unoccupied aerial systems (UAS, or drones) can be used for monitorin