Forestry school looks to become global force
As Yale's School of Forestry and Environmental Studies enters its second century, students and faculty alike are reflecting on its history, with a critical eye towards the future.
The school started 100 years ago as a pioneering school of forestry. Thirty years ago, it became the first school of environmental management focused on national issues. Today the school looks to become a global school of the environment.
The school opened on Sept. 27, 1900, with only seven students, three faculty and $150,000. Now, it has 301 students, 30 faculty members, and has just...
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