I am so grateful for everything I’ve learned at Duke and the classes I’ve taken. I am often asked for advice on choosing classes by younger Nic School undergrads and friends outside of the majorContinue reading
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Traditions at Duke
After a long semester, I was ready to relax but I wasn’t quite prepared to say bye to many friends and my home-away-from-home for months. I was even less prepared to say “congrats” and “seeContinue reading
Impacts of Climate Change on Popular Foods
Climate change has already changed how we eat and will continue to do so.
The Legacy of Earth Day
The teal waters ran black as oil seeped its way into the sand and coated the kelp forests. A hundred thousand gallons of oil covered the beaches and ocean– soon to be one of manyContinue reading
My Summer at the North American Association for Environmental Education
As the semester wraps up and I think often about this upcoming summer and my internship, I am also reflecting on last summer. I had the amazing opportunity to intern at the North American AssociationContinue reading
A Day at the Durham Farmers’ Market
When I find myself in a new city, I like to visit a local farmers’ market. Supporting local growers, producers, chefs, artists and artisans makes me feel more connected to the city. Talking to theContinue reading
Youth in Climate Action
An entire movement has been born out of the desire to protect the natural world, prioritizing reducing emissions and institutionalizing sustainable systems.
Field Trip Fun
The Introduction to Coastal Change class offers field trip opportunities, including traveling to Duke Marine Lab to visit Cape Lookout National Seashore and Shackleford Banks.
Food, Waste and Transportation in London
Between the food, waste and transit (along with so much else), I became enamored by London!
Women in the Environment
In honor of Women’s History Month, it seems only fitting to share about female environmentalists that have shaped the environmental movement and more that continue to do so.