Tyler Dorholt and Assistant Professor Anne C. Godfrey discuss her new book "Active Landscape Photography: Theoretical Groundwork for Landscape Architecture" and her own practice as a photographer.

Ep 10: The Making of a Story: An interview with Lindsay Eberhardt

Aug 11th, 2020 11m 22s

Tyler Dorholt and ESF student Lindsay Eberhardt sit down to discuss her storytelling process, and how she came across a story that desperately needed telling about Glass Bottle Beach in Brooklyn, NY.

Ep 9: Dr. Rebecca Rundell- The Roosevelt Wild life Collections

Apr 10th, 2019 8m 27s

In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Rundell explains the importance of a brand new facility on ESF's Syracuse campus to house the Roosevelt Wild life Collections. As Head Curator, she offers a sneak peek at the specimens held within, and shares a stor

Ep 8: Interim President Dr. David Amberg - Who is he?

Dec 17th, 2018 8m 9s

In this episode, Interim President Dr. David Amberg shares some of his life story. There have been Facebook Live videos where he's answered questions about what his plans are for the college, and articles about his initiative but many people ha

Ep 7: Brian Ratcliff brings Remembrance Day for Lost Species to campus

Dec 3rd, 2018 6m 44s

We often take time to remember family, friends, and loved ones who have passed on but what does it mean to be part of those groups? What does it take? Typically our first unspoken requirement is that they are human but what if we included anima

Ep 6: Finding your path- A profile of the life and career of Dr. Stewart Diemont

Nov 5th, 2018 7m 32s

Dr. Stewart Diemont recounts the story of his life and career. He shares how his life path was not a straight one, but a series of dots connected over time until he found out how to turn his passion into purpose. Check it out to hear what he's

Ep 5: Diversity and ESF with Dr. Malika Carter

Oct 25th, 2018 5m 22s

Dr. Malika Carter is the inaugural Chief Diversity Officer at SUNY-ESF. In this episode, she explains her role on campus, the transformative initiatives she is working on, and what that means for faculty, staff, and students on campus. Music by

Ep 4: Life, Love, and Living Abroad with Alaina Mallette

Oct 9th, 2018 6m 46s

Alaina Mallette finished her graduate degree from SUNY-ESF in 2016 in Environmental Science while she was living in Mexico and volunteering in the Peace Corps. There, she consulted municipalities as they modernized their community master plans,

Ep 3: Studying climate change through the soils with alumnus Lauren Alteio

Sep 27th, 2018 4m 4s

Lauren Alteio graduated from SUNY-ESF in 2014 with a bachelors degree in Environmental Forest Biology. She is currently a PHD Candidate at the University of Amherst and studies climate change through looking at soil organisms! Take a listen to

Ep 2: Inspiring youth to confront environmental injustice- Paulina Casasola

Sep 11th, 2018 5m 39s

Paulina Casasola is a Junior in Environmental Studies and spent the summer working with Syracuse youth and teaching them about environmental justice. Check out her story.

Ep 1: Interning in South-Central China- Tim Bova

Aug 7th, 2018 4m 37s

Tim Bova is a rising Junior studying Conservation Biology and has had the internship of a lifetime! With a passion for taxonomy (naming and describing newly discovered species), he has spent the summer updating and creating population maps of e

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