By Jade Haumann
To The Lake!
Sloan Scholar Spotlight: Corey Edgar at the AISES National Conference
By Corey Edgar - Sloan Scholar and CNPE Student at SUNY ESF My name is Corey Blodgett-Edgar and I’m from the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation located in Central Washington State. I graduated from Northwest Indian College in Bellingham, Washington in June 2025 and I began my first semester as a master’s... Continue Reading →
Native Earth 2025
By Amber Ballenger This summer, I had the opportunity to join Native Earth as both a graduate researcher and chaperone through the Center for Native Peoples and the Environment. I am Diné from New Mexico and have spent the last eight years of my professional career immersed in environmental education. I am currently in my... Continue Reading →
CNPE Earth Week Events:
SUNY ESF Earth Week 2025 The Center for Native Peoples and the Environment presents: April 23, 11:40 - 12:40 Marshall Hall 24, SUNY ESF Public Talk: Onondaga Land Rights after 20 years and what it means today Jeanne Shenandoah, Onondaga Nation, Indigenous Scholar in Residence at ESF, will reflect on the 20th anniversary of the... Continue Reading →
Fall 2024 Graduate Student Retreat
The Center for Native Peoples and the Environment kicked off our 2024 school year with a wonderful retreat for our graduate students, faculty, graduate advisors and staff to the Cranberry Lake Biological Station in the Adirondacks. We spent the weekend welcoming new folks, including five incoming graduate students and a new postdoctoral student, and renewing... Continue Reading →
Welcome, graduate students!
The Center for Native Peoples and the Environment is thrilled to welcome four new Indigenous graduate students to our growing cohort this fall. Meet our new students: Mia Glover Greetings, my name is Mia. I am a PhD student at SUNY ESF, focusing on fisheries science within the Coupled Human and Organismal Systems Lab in... Continue Reading →
Black and Indigenous Solidarity Group Creates, Heals, and Empowers
Written by Sarah Nahar Knowing laughter rose up around the table, falling organically into a moment of silent reflection. A wrapper crinkles as lunch completes, and the conversation picks up again. This time in a different direction…there is so much to discuss! Throughout the Spring 2024 semester, Black and Indigenous students met every other week... Continue Reading →
