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School of Environment and Natural Resources

The many faces of the School of Environment and Natural Resources invite you to discover our extension and outreach programs, our multiple research locations, the academic programs our students are engaged in, and the research being conducted by our faculty. Let this site be your guide in your discovery through this amazing school- it is our passion to help you find your fit at The Ohio State University's School of Environment and Natural Resources and make your SENR experience exceptional.  En Español

News

  • Work to support our environment and natural resources is powered by people.  

    This May, we’re celebrating SENR students, our engaged programs, and teaching and research making a difference across Ohio and beyond.  

    Up Next: Academic Excellence 

    Everyday SENR faculty and staff are making an impact – in this feature, we are celebrating our teaching, research and programmatic impact. 

    Read more about our academic excellence >>

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    Work to support our environment and natural resources is powered by people.

    This May, we’re celebrating SENR students, programs and researchers making a difference across Ohio and beyond.

    Up Next:  Our Engaged Programs

    Everyday SENR faculty and staff are making an impact - in this feature, we are celebrating work that is co‑created with communities, grounded in long‑term partnerships, and responsive to public needs.

    Read about SENR's People and Partnerships Recognized by Ohio State's 2026 Outreach & Engagement Awards >>

  • Stone Lab

    Stone Laboratory, The Ohio State University’s island campus on Lake Erie, is offering two- and three-day workshops this summer and fall for students, working professionals, and job seekers. The seven different workshops span various science topics for learning and professional development.

    “Through Stone Lab’s workshops, anyone can come to Gibraltar Island for two or three days to learn a new skill and grow professionally without enrolling in a college,” said Dr. Chris Winslow, director of Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Lab. “Students, recent graduates, natural resources professionals, municipal workers, and more are all welcome to participate in hands-on, immersive learning here.”

    Learn new skills and develop professionally this summer and fall >>

Videos

Stone Lab 100: Building Scientists with the REU Fellowship
Stone Lab 100: Building Science with the REU Fellowship
Stone Lab's 100-Year History
Stone Lab's 100-Year History