University of Michigan SEAS

University of Michigan SEAS has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in February 2021. Resources UM_SEAS has populated their site with include: • Next Gen Now | Blogs • Fall Visit Day • 2025 Capstone Conference • Apply to SEAS • 2026 Capstone Conference • 2024 Capstone Conference • 2026 Capstone Conference Schedule | University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability • Katharine Hayhoe: Effective climate action is fueled by hope • From Scroll To Action: Crafting Environmental Communications with Content Creator Alex Haraus | University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability • Awe in the Arb: Nature for Wellness | University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability • “Making history:” Leaders representing Indigenous Peoples, local communities, and Afro-Descendant Peoples' movements discussed COP30 achievements, commitments, and the path forward • Stewards Magazine Fall 2025 | University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability • Detroit Sustainability Clinic | University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability • Sustainability Roadmap Quiz | Business+Impact at Michigan Ross • SEAS Events | University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability • AI study finds nearly 15% of Americans deny climate change is real • MLA students partner with City of Ann Arbor to design geothermal energy system model • Clarence Roy-SmithGroup JJR Lecture Featuring: Tao Zhang (MS/MLA '08) • In Conversation with Shalanda Baker: Equity & Justice in the Energy Transition • Ask an Expert: Professor Drew Gronewold • Meet the Future: Transforming Vacant Land in Detroit • Earth Day 2023: Justice in Focus • 21st Wege Lecture: Mary Robinson • Katie Barr - How to Start a Farm Stop • U-M study: Reusable take-out food containers • Jaron Rothkop & The Water Box • Hydrogen road map • Tony Reames Award • Climate Action Report • Plastic Waste • Class Notes: Spring Stewards • U-M analysis challenges USPS electric vehicle environmental study • Study: Even modest climate change may lead to sweeping changes in northernmost forests • SEASnet Photo Contest Winners • International Tiger Day • Landscape Architecture alum Matthew Bertrand • Below-average harmful algal bloom predicted for western Lake Erie • SEAS continues to grow the Environmental Justice program • Continuation of remote work post-pandemic can contribute to climate mitigation efforts • NOAA forecasts average-size Gulf of Mexico summer ‘dead zone’ • SEAS has welcomed an unprecedented number of new professors, research scientists, and lecturers (2017–2022) • The reef fish people find ugly more likely to be endangered, study finds • Detroit River Story Lab embarks on Skiff and Schooner program for second summer • SEAS faculty participate in Michigan Climate and Clean Energy Summit • Sara Hughes named CIGLR's associate director • Climate haven: Will Michigan be a future refuge? • Surf’s Up! SEAS student Carson Brown makes sustainable wooden surfboards • Diversity, Equity + Inclusion | U-M SEAS • SEAS course offers real-world community engagement experience • Models predict that planned phosphorus reductions will make Lake Erie more toxic • World Ocean Day: Allen Burton • Master's practicum reimagines Freeman Environmental Education Center • A lifetime of climate change: Arun Agrawal • New Research: ‘Induced’ driving miles could overwhelm potential energy-saving benefits of self-driving cars • SEAS alumna Cybelle Shattuck explores the role of faith communities in caring for the earth • 'Carrying the Torch': Master's thesis uses art to educate about prescribed burns • Grad Profile: Josh Thompson (SusDev/ MS ’22) • ArtEco at the Farmer’s Market • Grad Profile: Katie Barr (BEC/ MS'22) • SEAS Student Nick Hansen found Michigan’s tallest tree • Dean Overpeck on Climate Change and Michigan • Grad Profile: Adrienne Watts (SusSys/ MS '22) • Grad Profile: Ember Bradbury (ESM/ MS ‘22) • MLA alumna helps design therapeutic green space for local hospital • Grad Profile: Amanda Wheelock (EPP/MS ‘22) • Grad Profile: Audeline Kurniawan (LA, MLA /MS, ESM ’22) • Number of Earth's tree species estimated to be 14% higher than currently known, with some 9,200 species yet to be discovered • SEAS Professor Emeritus Bunyan Bryant releases memoir about environmental justice activism • Grad Profile: Nathaniel Arringdale (GDS, MS ’22) • Grad Profile: Toyosi Dickson (EJ, MS ’22) • Dark Sky Week: Light Pollution Is Causing Birds to Nest Earlier, Mitigating Some Effects of Climate Change • Carbon Neutrality Dashboard • Maple syrup season may shift, shorten because of climate change • New research: Urban agriculture in Detroit • Please join us for #FoodLiteracyForAll, Fast Food for Thought • SEAS SWAG SALE • SEAS alum Ryan Horwitz's master project grows into a career • 2022 SEAS Honors Awards • National Beer Day: Alumna creates first LEED-certified micro brewery in the country • National Wildlife Week: Higher levels of biodiversity appear to reduce extinction risk in birds • Localization: Transitional Thinking for the New Normal • SEAS alumna Lisa Delplace appointed to Commission of Fine Arts by President Biden • Women's History Month: Seneca Lee • March Sustainability Skill Share: DIY Dog Toy • Women’s History Month: Perspectives from Faculty • A conversation with climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe and Dean Jonathan Overpeck • Women's History Month: Joan Nassauer • Winter Grab • Women's History Month: Voices of Alumnae (Sami & Kate) • Giving Blueday 2022 • Black Alumni Spotlight: Larry Borum III • From Prototype to Business: Commercializing Promising Energy Technology • Brazil at a Crossroads: Dr. Gustavo Oliveira • Driving the Future of Sustainable Mobility • Dr. Rebecca Hardin Named SEAS Faculty Director of Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion • Student Spotlight: Claire Watts (MS '22): A Passion for Outdoor Education • New Life for Fabric Waste in Detroit: Madeline Miller • Black Environmentalist Spotlight: Wangari Maathai • 20th Wege Lecture Recap: Everyone has a role in saving the planet • Black Alum Spotlight: Dominic J. Bednar, Ph.D., EIT • The Impact of Biofuels Game • National Wildlife Day- New crowdsourced project to digitize Michigan lake & fish records • National Wildlife Day- GPS tracking could help tigers & traffic coexist in Asia • National Wildlife Day- Why it matters that climate change is shrinking birds • Black Environmentalist Spotlight: Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson • Black Alumni Spotlight: Jannice Newson • Climate change, habitat loss (and, yes, even cats) pose a greater threat to birds than wind turbines • CSS Celebrates 30th Anniversary • Black Environmentalist Spotlight: Shalanda H. Baker • Black Alumni Spotlight: Oluwafemi (Femi) Sawyerr • SEAS Alumna Brittany Turner Leads Indigenous Jewelry Company • Black Environmentalist Spotlight: Dorceta Taylor • SEAS Grad Neha Srinivasan Authors Report about Healing Green Spaces • Sourdough Bakeries & Their Connection to Communities: Esther Woo • SEAS Researchers Awarded 2021 POD Grants • Largest Forest Database- Peter Reich • Wheel of Sustainability Game • Shaping the Obtawaing Biosphere Region • 2021-2023 Wyss Scholars Announced • Sustainability Skill Share: January • Stewards- Class Notes • Fish smoking in coastal Ghana Study • Where Are They Now? • Controlling Sea Lamprey Populations • ‘Don’t look up’: Real-world scientists comment on new movie’s climate message • Plant More. Dream More. Alumni Restore The Forests of Kenya • Izhi-Minoging Mashkikiwan: Place Where Medicines Grow Well • Green Resolutions • 10 Questions: Dr. Meha Jain • Detroit River Story Lab • BIPOC Alumnae Working in Environmental Justice • Sustainable Rush Game • Center for Sustainable Systems celebrates 30th Anniversary • Chesapeake Bay Dead Zone • Fall 2021 Stewards Magazine • Sustainability Games • Loss of historical lands leaves Indigenous nations more vulnerable to climate change • SEAS Sustainability Clinic • Dr. Peter Reich Named Director of U-M Institute for Global Change Biology; Funding & Job Openings Available • Joan Nassauer "The fight against flooding" WXYZ • Wege Lecture LIVE Link • Balancing Structural and Ethical Challenges of EVs • Experts Testimony on Enbridge Line 5 Tunnel • Dean Overpeck Weighs in on Hurricane Ida • 2021 Wege Lecture with Gina McCarthy • Michigan Sea Grant Coastlines • NPS Muir Woods Correcting History • Trout Unlimited • SEAS Furry Friends • Showering Less for The Environment • National Honeybee Day • Rethinking Conservation of #National Parks • Alumni Spotlight: Elizabeth Chong Baskerville • Bill Currie & Team NASA Grant Lake Huron • Nature-inspired sculptures on view at Matthaei Botanical Gardens Exhibition • Grad students help Coastal Studies on land survey Collaboration • ACSPublications CSS Robot Delivery • UMBS: Science Communication + Advocacy Panel • John Petoskey (MS/JD ’20): Preserving the Environment for Future Generations • Zane Hadzick Shots in Arms • Neil Carter Predators Coexistence • SEAS Field Properties • Shelie Miller Single-Use Kitchenware • Student Spotlight Kevin Bechard • Dean Overpeck The Hill • Pride on the Diag • Brian Weeks • Julie Carter • Carissa Knox Anti-Racism Research Grant Award • Tony Reames Energy Department • Juneteenth Symposium • Jose Gonzalez • Martin Heller • Kat Superfisky • Energy Equity Project • Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Wildlife Studies • Virtual Commencement 2021 Recap • World Bee Day • WorldPlantaVegetableGardenDay • SFSI Shelie Miller Meal Kits • Clean Energy Revolution with Dan Kammen • Virtual Commencement 2021 • Disparities in Visiting National Parks & Public Land • MaryCarol Hunter's Research on 'Nature Pills' • SEAS Scientists Discover New Clues to Collapse of Great Lakes Food Web • Climate Warming Increases Asian Carp Threat • Light Pollution Effecting Birds • Lake Erie Farmers and Pollution • Professor Joan Nassauer Women's History Month • Steep Costs of Texas Blackouts • Beef Production Air Pollution