The Benefits of the Urban Tree Canopy
Urban tree canopy provides many benefits such as cooling and air pollution mitigation. The extent to which individual trees contribute to these services depends on their species and size. However, […]
Entries by Mary Martin
Education Research
The BES education research agenda covers the gamut from exploring how individual students learn about their city as an ecosystem to an attempt to rigorously describe the formal and in-formal […]
CompHydro
Today, cutting-edge advances in environmental sciences often are made with the aid of computational research using “big data” sets that are publicly available online. Scientists use big data to model […]
Postdoctoral Associate (2)
Full-Time in Millbrook, NY – Scientific POSITION: Recruiting two Postdoctoral Associates to work on synthetic analyses for the the Baltimore Long Term Ecological Research project. We seek postdoctoral researchers interested in synthesis of long-term […]
Branches – Young Environmental Scientists
During the summer of 2015 and for the first time, BES partnered with the Parks & People Foundations’ Branches program to bring BES research to the level of school-age students […]
The Ecologists Turning Vacant lots Into Labs
From The Atlantic Feb 8, 2018 On a frigid day in the West Baltimore neighborhood of Harlem Park, Chris Swan parks his pickup on a block where vacant lots outnumber […]
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