Liliana Varman
Contributing Reporter
Liliana Varman
Contributing Reporter
Recent Stories
After Occupy, Green restoration begins
It may take months to undo the damage done to the Green’s trees and soil.
'Year of the Lizard' comes to Conn.
This year, the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is out to protect the state's only native lizard species, the five-lined skink.
FES hosts anti-pesticides conference
The Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies hosted several organic farming and public health leaders at the 30th National Pesticide Forum held last weekend.
Connecticut House tackles toxins
The Connecticut General Assembly's environment committee recently okayed two bills that would limit the use of two toxins found in common commercial products.
Connecticut wins grant for solar panel research
The U.S. Department of Energy is giving Connecticut over $480,000 to improve rooftop solar panel installation through research.
FES students win research fellowships
Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies students will receive $7,500 to fund their research proposals.
Peabody on the lookout for frogs
This spring, members of the Yale community have the chance to hunt for frogs as part of the Peabody Museum's frogwatch citizen scientist program.
Ecuadorian ambassador visits city
Ecuadorian ambassador to the United States Nathalie Cely Suarez made her first official visit to the New Haven area on Friday to meet with local leaders, including New Haven Mayor John DeStefano Jr. and East Haven Mayor Joseph Maturo Jr.
Two FES professors given named professorships
Yale Corporation awards Wargo, Lee. Two Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies faculty have been granted named professorships, the environment school announced in a press release on Friday.
Sustainability strategic plan on track
Yale is expected to meet the goals outlined in the 2010-2013 Sustainability Strategic Plan, according to an annual progress reported released Monday by the Office of Sustainability.