2019 Student Conference on Conservation Science
Several ESS undergraduate and graduate students attended the 2019 Student Conference on Conservation Science at the American Museum of Natural History, including Aljuwan Jeffers ‘22 (photo above), who presented a poster on his capstone research on the Future of Coastal Livelihoods in a Changing Environment. The Environmental Studies and Science Department was proud to be a conference supporter.
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