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School of the Environment

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The School of the Environment works towards a more vibrant and resilient Earth and a sustainable future for Idaho through cutting-edge teaching, discovery-based learning, scholarly excellence and community-engaged action.

 

About the School of the Environment

The School of the Environment nurtures the creation of new knowledge and builds curiosity about the environment within and beyond Boise State. Through deliberate integration of existing strengths, deep interdisciplinary learning and partnerships at every level, the school serves as the front door for Boise State University’s environmental connections in and beyond Idaho. We bring together scientific perspectives, policy tools, systems thinking, varied experiences, creative stories, partnerships and more to collaboratively develop solutions to environmental challenges on our changing planet.

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Degrees and Certificates

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Student Resources

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Centers and Institutes

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School of the Environment

Meet the team

The School of the Environment includes representatives from many departments, schools and colleges at Boise State, working together collaboratively to help solve some of the large environmental issues facing us today.

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News and opportunities

School of the Environment Strategic Investment Initiative supports water research
Jodi Brandt uses new technologies to study Idaho landscapes
Meet Andrus Scholar and environmental studies major Carter Hilton
Get to know Kevin Feris, the Patrick Cavanaugh Endowed Professor for the School of the Environment

Advisory Board

Meet the School of the Environment Advisory Board in their role as advocates and amplifiers for environmental research and engagement in our community.

SAFRoN

The Sustainable AgriFood Research Network (SAFRoN) facilitates connections between those engaged or interested in work that supports sustainable agrifood systems at Boise State and in our community.

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