School of Natural Resources

The University of Michigan's School for Environment and Sustainability (SEAS) in Ann Arbor, MI, offers a range of academic programs including Master of Science, Master of Landscape Architecture, and doctoral degrees, along with dual degree and graduate certificate options. SEAS is dedicated to fostering community impact and engagement through research and education focused on sustainability themes. With a commitment to collective impact, SEAS provides resources and support for current students and alumni, including career services and student organizations. The school emphasizes a collaborative approach to environmental challenges, preparing graduates to make meaningful contributions in the field of sustainability. Generated from the website

Great Lakes Natural Resources, based in Ann Arbor, MI, is dedicated to the conservation and protection of America's diverse landscapes and wildlife. The organization engages a wide range of outdoor enthusiasts, from hunters and hikers to gardeners and farmers, in efforts to reverse wildlife population declines and address critical environmental issues. With a focus on environmental justice, the organization aims to uplift communities disproportionately affected by environmental degradation and climate change. Through initiatives like the Environmental Justice Advisory Council and various educational programs, Great Lakes Natural Resources fosters a deep connection between people and nature, ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come. Generated from the website

Ducks Unlimited is a leading organization dedicated to the conservation of wetlands and waterfowl habitats across North America. Focused on sustainable practices, they engage in a variety of initiatives related to waterfowl research, habitat delivery, and public policy advocacy, while promoting the importance of wetlands for wildlife and community engagement. Highlighting specific projects, such as the restoration in South Louisiana, Ducks Unlimited collaborates with various partners to enhance critical habitats for diverse bird populations and support recreational activities like fishing and hunting. Through education and involvement, the organization strives to connect people with nature and ensure the future of wetland ecosystems. Generated from the website