The students in BIO322, Conservation Biology, hosted another successful poster session in the Science Hall Atrium. Visitors had a chance to learn about a range of topics and things that we each can do to benefit the environment. Whether it is composting, solar farms, public transportation or keeping your cat inside – you can make a difference for the environment!
The semester is winding down, but it’s never too learning to learn something new. Please join the students of BIO 322 (Conservation Biology) for the annual poster session.
You’re sure to learn something new that will benefit the environment!
Thursday, April 30, 10-11:20, in the Science Hall Atrium.
Do it for the planet!
Submitted by Sue Margulis, Professor, ABEC and Biology
Please join the New York State Department of Transportation for a listening session on Thursday, April 16, 5-7 PM in Science Hall Commons.
The DOT is gathering public comment before beginning the Environmental Impact Statement process for the Kensington Expressway re-vamp.
If you live, work, or visit Buffalo – make your voice heard! Stop by the listening session, learn about the options and express your opinion. Read HERE.
Students in the zoo exhibitry course were challenged to choose an exhibit they visited on a recent zoo road trip and redesign it to make it even better. Students selected exhibits for species as diverse as dolphins and wetland birds, and the resulting projects showcase impressive creativity, knowledge and thoughtful design. Visit the display case in Science Hall to explore their wonderful work.
Read about the trip HERE.
Stop by Science Hall to see the new ABEC display case, featuring stories from alumni who have gone on to do amazing things!
