Learn more about the research and scholarly work of faculty and students in the WSU School of the Environment as we address critical aspects of global environmental ecology.
See recent news coverage of environmental research projects at Washington State University in the stories linked below.
WSU Insider:
- Forest debris could shelter huckleberry from climate change
- Low-impact human recreation changes wildlife behavior
- Pioneering alumnus honored for contributions to science and society
- Oct. 24–30: Open Access Week raises awareness of open research
- Drones show potential to improve salmon nest counts
- Increasing evidence that bears are not carnivores
- Bears’ ability to regulate insulin narrowed down to eight proteins
Other Media:
- Top WSU research coverage of 2022
- Forest debris could shelter huckleberry from climate change
- Hikers may create ‘landscape of fear’ for animals
- 20 of the world’s most influential scientists have ties to this Eastern WA lab
- Pioneering alumnus honored for contributions to science and society
- Ask Dr. Universe: How do gems form underground?
- Common chemical in tires caused mass Coho salmon deaths in Puget Sound, scientists say
>>View more at CAS In the Media
New School Director:
The WSU School of the Environment is happy and proud to announce that Dr. Allyson Beall King has been named as the new Director. Allyson has extensive teaching and leadership experience in various environmental sciences and is winner of teaching awards including the Richard G. Law Excellence Award for Undergraduate Teaching.
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