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GEP Prof. Baldwin and the School of Social Sciences hosted the first California Beaver Summit. The webinar was attended by 980 registrants representing 25 States and 4 countries.
GEP's Dr Fuller recently published an article that explores how consciousness, indigenous knowledge, and cultural practices allow Gulla Geechee fishers of South Carolina to access resources.
75 GEP students made the Dean's Fall 2020 list.
The chapter is in part a response to recent calls in the environmental history literature both to engage more fully with social theory and to reinvigorate an examination of human–environment dialectics.
This article analyzes the relationship between off-season tropical cyclone (TC) frequency and climate variability and change for the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean basins. TC track data were used to extract the off-season storms for the 1900–2019 period.
Alum Holly Blevins Lyon talks about the study abroad experience! Check it out!