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

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School releases latest impact statements

The School of Environment and Natural Resources (SENR) is pleased to release our most recent impact statements. The eight featured statements represent the leadership of our faculty and staff and the successful outcomes of our students and impact of our teaching, research and outreach in 2019.
What to watch: Learn about an App to Report Invasive Species

The Great Lakes Early Detection Network (GLEDN) App can be used to report and track invasive species. Join OSU Extension specialists in forestry, horticulture, wildlife, and aquatic ecology as they share how to use the app to report invasive species in a new webinar “Great Lakes Early Detection Network: Helping Land Managers Track Invasive Species.”
New textbook available on scientific posters

Ella Weaver, instructional aide in the School of Environment and Natural Resources (SENR) published her first textbook - an open-source textbook titled “Scientific Posters, A Learners Guide”. The textbook is free to anyone. Weaver published the book with co-authors Kylienne Shaul and Brian Lower. The textbook will be used in SENR’s Introduction to Environmental Science course (ENR2100).