School of Environment and Natural Resources

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SENR to host global education sessions

Global education can be a life changing experience and global learning is considered a high impact practice in higher education* with significant educational benefits for participating students. The School of Environment and Natural Resources offers several opportunities for students to experience both formal and informal learning that comes from the opportunity to study and experience diverse cultures and ecosystems abroad. Students will get the chance to learn about three SENR programs at upcoming informational sessions.

Gain a glimpse into last year's Australia program and learn about upcoming information sessions for New Zealand, Australia and Iceland global education programs>>
SENR welcomes new faculty

SENR is delighted to introduce two new faculty members to our community of scholars. Please join us to welcome Dr. Allison Rober and Dr. Kevin Wyatt.
Read more about their expertise >>
Updated Field Guide on Aquatic Invasive Species available

Natural resource managers, outdoor enthusiasts and volunteers can play a role in stopping and slowing the spread of invasive species. The second edition of the Ohio Field Guide to Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) is now available on-line and in print to help professionals and citizens to do just that. The updated field guide features more than 65 aquatic invasive species, including invasive plants and algae, invasive invertebrates and invasive fish, and serves as a valuable tool to aid in AIS identification and early detection, collection, verification and reporting. Each invasive species profile contains photographs, illustrations, maps, and narrative descriptions to highlight important facts or features of that species. Read more about the guide and how to access it >>