Media Mentions
North Carolina Hits the Brakes on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Dr. Ryan Emanuel, Associate Professor in Forestry and Environmental Resources, explains why the state's Department of Environmental Quality has put a hold on the pipeline project to review the water quality impact.
Who Wins? Outcomes of Olympic-sized Events
Dr. Jason Bocarro, Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management Associate Professor, discusses the enduring economic, environmental and human impacts of a mega event, like the Olympics, in the book "Legacies and Mega Events: Fact or Fairy Tales?"
Book reports outcomes of Olympic-sized events
Dr. Jason Bocarro, Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management Associate Professor, discusses the enduring economic, environmental and human impacts of a mega event, like the Olympics, in the book "Legacies and Mega Events: Fact or Fairy Tales?"
Striving for Sustainability
College of Natural Resources faculty and students work toward a more sustainable future through groups like EcoVillage, a Living and Learning Village focused on sustainability through leadership, engagement, advocacy and discovery.
Investing in Ideas
Dr. Marian McCord and a team of interdisciplinary researchers from three NC State colleges received funding from the Chancellor's Innovation Fund to bring their clothing linen that defends against biting insects to market.
Big Oil, Small Schools
Nils Peterson, Associate Professor of Forestry and Environmental Resources, discusses how children may not be as susceptible to their teachers' opinions on climate change.
Rackley Rolls to Victory at 102nd Met Open
Josh Rackley, a PGA Golf Management alumnus, recently won the MET Open in New Jersey. The Metropolitan Section is considered one of the toughest sections in the country to compete in as a PGA Professional.
An Incredible Experience for Rising Conservation Leaders
The College of Natural Resources welcomed more than 100 young adults to the Conservation Trust for North Carolina’s Emerging Leaders Program Conference this summer.
Cook to Receive First SAF Diversity Leadership Award
Sam Cook, Executive Director of Forest Assets, received the inaugural Society of American Foresters' Diversity Leadership Award for his work with minority students.
A Walk Around Campus
Dr. Aaron Hipp, Associate Professor of Community Health and Sustainability, helps Tim Peeler find ways to turn a hike across campus into a resource for workplace wellness.