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- The SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) is ranked 17th in the "Great Schools, Great Prices" category of the 2010 edition of America’s Best Colleges, U.S. News & World Report.
- ESF offers 22 undergraduate and 30 graduate degree programs, including bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral (Ph.D.) programs in the sciences, engineering and forestry, and a nationally ranked program in landscape architecture. Associate degrees in forest technology and land surveying are offered at ESF’s Ranger School in the Adirondacks. Academic Departments include: Chemistry; Construction Management & Wood Products Engineering; Environmental and Forest Biology; Environmental Resources and Forest Engineering; Environmental Studies; Forest and Natural Resources Management; Landscape Architecture; and Paper and Bioprocess Engineering.
- Founded in 1911 as the New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University, ESF is one of SUNY’s oldest and unique colleges. The ESF campus occupies 12 acres in Syracuse and 25,000 acres on its regional campuses throughout Central New York and the Adirondack Park. ESF alumni number more than 18,000 worldwide.
Material in this collection may be protected by copyright. Permission to use any image must be obtained in advance by writing to Moon Library Archives & Special Collections, 1 Forestry Drive, Syracuse, NY 13210 or faxing the request to 315-470-4766. Use fees may apply. For questions regarding the use of materials from the SUNY ESF Moon Library Archives/Special Collections please contact Stephen Weiter, Director of College Libraries, SUNY ESF at 315-470-6715 or via spweiter at esf dot edu .
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(2012-12-12)Abstract from thesis: Stream deflectors are a restoration structure used to control bed and bank erosion and improve stream habitat, biodiversity, and aesthetics, yet little research has been conducted on stream deflector ...
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(2012-12-12)Abstract from thesis: Heterocephalum aurantiacum is a little-known fungal species first described by Roland Thaxter in 1903 following collection of the type specimens from goat dung in Jamaica. Historical classification ...
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(2012-12-12)Abstract from honors thesis: The objective of my Honors Thesis Project was to gain knowledge and experience in the means of chemical and bioprocess engineering by experiencing analytical and organic chemistry hands on ...
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(The Adirondack Ecological Center, 2001)In this issue of the Spruce Moose we take a look at the record use at AEC in 2000. While we always seem busy here, last year we were able to say that we were twice as busy as just three years before. User days at the AEC ...
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(The Adirondack Ecological Center, 2001)The Spruce Moose for the fall and winter of 2001 begins with the story of Alice, the moose. This story follows her path from the beginning all the way to the end, and describes the hardships that she had to overcome. ...