Place-making and Sustainability

Promotional flyer advertising the Place-making and Sustainability Speaker Series presented by the Bucknell Center for Sustainability and the Environment under the leadership of Dr. Shaunna Barnhart. The series was held during the academic year 2017-2018 and featured faculty responses to the following prompts: How does your work relate to the concept of place-making? What are potential benefits and/or shortcomings you see for place-making in sustainability? What aspects of your work can we apply to a place-making approach to sustainability at Bucknell and in our local region? Summaries of the discussions are available in the event Place-making and Sustainability Series

Bucknell River Reporter

Bucknell River Reporter volume 3, issue 3, edited by Fred Swader includes the following articles -- Life History and Conservation of Declining Giant Salamander Populations in the Susquehanna and in Japanese Rivers, We Are Beset!!!, Impact of invasive Japanese Knotweed on riparian forests, Montandon Marsh field research station now includes an instrumented slurry wall, In the field and on the water, A Tale of Two Rivers: the Susquehanna and the Delaware, Watching the river flow, Watershed Sciences and Engineering, Assessing local streams and urban drainages

Understanding Place

Promotional flyer advertising the Understanding Place Speaker Series presented by the Bucknell Center for Sustainability and the Environment under the leadership of Director Brandn Green. Talks were held throughout the academic year 2013-2014 and featured lectures by local and regional faculty. Green\u27s efforts resulted in co-editing a special issue in the Journal for Environmental Studies and Sciences. Green\u27s introduction and articles by Bucknell faculty authors expand on the concepts cultivated throughout the series