May 6, 2008
Two-day book festival held in Millbrook. Poughkeepsie Journal
May 5, 2008
Vulnerable plants. The Washington Post
May 4, 2008
Invaders present pros and cons. Poughkeepsie Journal
May 3, 2008
It takes a village. Chronogram
April 27, 2008
EcoFocus: Thorny shrub is a backyard bully. Poughkeepsie Journal
April 24, 2008
Eco Tips: Living a greener life in the Hudson Valley. Millbrook Roundtable
April 21, 2008
Forests, small animals face greatest threat. Albany Times Union
April 13, 2008
EcoFocus: Subtle cues spur awakening. Poughkeepsie Journal
April 10, 2008
In the Valley: A window into the environment around us
. Millbrook Roundtable
April 9, 2008
Cary Institute staff studies ticks to learn more about Lyme. Southern Dutchess News
March 30, 2008
EcoFocus: Chinese mitten crabs: Invasive species found in Hudson. Poughkeepsie Journal
March 19, 2008
Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network attracts more countries, students, sites. California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology
March 16, 2008
EcoFocus: Streams cleanse water as they move it. Poughkeepsie Journal
March 13, 2007
'Radio Rotary' hits airwaves. Millbroook Round Table
March 13, 2007
Streams are natural filters. Science Centric
March 12, 2007
Small streams mitigate human influence on coastal ecosystems. Cary Institute Press Release
March 7, 2008
Rotary group study exchange. Radio Rotary, WHVW - 950 AM (.mp3)
March 6, 2008
Ecology Day Camp. Millbroook Round Table
March 2, 2008
EcoFocus: Biofuels no easy answer. Poughkeepsie Journal
March 2, 2008
Businesses become environmentally friendly. Poughkeepsie Journal
March 1, 2008
N.C. should revoke the Cliffside permit. News & Observer
February 29, 2008
The Hudson River and Invasive Species. Radio Rotary, WHVW - 950 AM (.mp3)
February 17, 2008
EcoFocus: Acid rain problem lingers. Poughkeepsie Journal
February 15, 2008
Melting snow provides clues for acidification. PhysOrg.com
February 8, 2008
Studies say clearing land for biofuels will aid warming. Washington Post
February 7, 2008
Scouts earn science loop. Millbroook Round Table
February 3, 2008
EcoFocus: Plodding process lets invasive species take hold. Poughkeepsie Journal
February 1, 2008
Where elephants tread, geckos thrive, study finds. National Geographic
February 1, 2008
Ecology of the Hudson Valley and Antarctica. Radio Rotary, WHVW - 950 AM (.mp3)
February, 2008
Tracking acidic pollutants in snow. Crops, Soils, Agronomy News
January 29, 2008
Bad news for coastal ocean: less fish out, means more nitrogen in. Science Centric (Bulgaria)
January 27, 2008
Dr. William Schlesinger, President, Cary Institute. "Hudson Valley Focus" radio Interview (.mp3 5,341 kb)
January 24, 2008
When accounting for the global nitrogen budget, don't forget fish. Cary Institute Press Release
January 24, 2008
Webinar January 31 10AM - Benefits of Centralized Lab Data Management for Environmental Labs. Limsfinder.com
January 24, 2008
Climate change talk packs room. Millbroook Round Table
January 24, 2008
Killing of deer a Lyme solution? CountyTimes.com
January 22, 2008
Group lobbies for deer kill to reduce Lyme disease. Newsday
January 20, 2008
EcoFocus: Forest change offers insight. Poughkeepsie Journal
January 15, 2008
Out & About: Cary Institute Business and Community Leaders Breakfast. Poughkeepsie Journal
January 14, 2008
Good things happening in and about the Hudson Valley. Hudson Valley Business
January 10, 2008
Loss of biodiversity and the rise of human pathogens. MicrobeWorld Radio
January 6, 2008
EcoFocus: Warmer winters not only effect of climate change. Poughkeepsie Journal
December 23, 2007
EcoFocus: Salt nixes ice - at a price. Poughkeepsie Journal
December 20
Hunting season 2007: Where were the deer?. Poughkeepsie Journal
December 19, 2007
Millbrook nonprofit changes its name, focus. Poughkeepsie Journal
December 13, 2007
IES embraces five-year plan. Millbrook Round Table
December 13, 2007
Alden Place grows 'eco-literate' students. Millbrook Round Table
December 12, 2007
Research science grows while garden closes. WAMC
December 12, 2007
Expert: Transit reforms are key to slowing global warming. The Stamford Advocate
December 11, 2007
Ecosystem institute to shift focus to science, solutions. Poughkeepsie Journal
December 9, 2007
EcoFocus: No free lunch with hydropower. Poughkeepsie Journal
December 6, 2007
DEC awards IES $99K for research. Millbrook Round Table
December 1, 2007
Baltimore Observed: Development. The Urbanite Magazine
November 25, 2007
EcoFocus: To benefit the environment most, try a living tree. Poughkeepsie Journal
November 21, 2007
Lyme disease's unusual suspects. ScienceNow
November 20, 2007
Dr. William Schlesinger to speak December 5th at the CCEDC Environmental Forum on Climate Change. Dutchess County Cooperative Extension, Millbrook, NY
November 19, 2007
ESA honored at White House ceremony. FirstScience News
November 19, 2007
IES honored with a Green Achievement Award. IES Press Release
November 13, 2007
DEC announces $2.75 million to help vulnerable wildlife. Readmedia.com
November 11, 2007
Can plant-based ethanol save us from our fossil fuel addiction? IES Press Release
November 11, 2007
EcoFocus: Microbes make room for next season's growth. Poughkeepsie Journal
November 2007
The polar bears of Dutchess County. Hudson Valley Chronogram
October 28, 2007
EcoFocus: Autumn's palette. Poughkeepsie Journal
October 26, 2007
Biogeochemistry- A window into the Earth's ecological health. IES Press Release
October 24, 2007
Climate change: Causes, impacts and responses. University of Wyoming
October 22, 2007
Trendspotting: A planet in peril. Hudson Valley Business Journal
October 14, 2007
EcoFocus: Lessons from the Ozone Hole. Poughkeepsie Journal
October 12, 2007
Nitrogen-the silent species eliminator. Open University
October 2, 2007
Living green and meaning it. McClatchy Newspapers
Fall/Winter 2007
IES: Much to offer locally as well as globally. Hudson Valley Style
September 30, 2007
Acorn belt: Acorns feed the nation's wildlife, including the mice that carry Lyme disease. If those trees decline, what happens? News Times
September 30, 2007
EcoFocus: Winter climate change and the rise of the plastic snowman. Poughkeepsie Journal
September 19, 2007
Revenge of the offset nerds. Grist
September 17, 2007
The heat is on. Hudson Valley Business News
September 17, 2007
Climate change is a stark reality, says ecosystems expert. Hudson Valley Business Journal
September 17, 2007
Energy inefficiency. Congress ignored several simple solutions. Raleigh News & Observer
September 16, 2007
EcoFocus: Too many deer harm fragile forest ecology. Poughkeepsie Journal
September 10, 2007
Saving animals will save our souls, and our lives. Times Union
September 2, 2007
EcoFocus: Protect tiny tributaries to preserve Hudson's health. Poughkeepsie Journal
August 27, 2007
Testing the lake waters. Valley News
August 27, 2007
Moose become ever more common. The Citizen of Laconia
August 24, 2007
Rare species found in Webatuck Creek. Harlem Valley Times
August 23, 2007
Declining biodiversity could mean an increased risk for infectious disease. Environminute
August 22, 2007
Adirondack Lakes study to be performed by Dutchess group. Mid-Hudson News
August 22, 2007
National Science Foundation grant announced for Adirondack Lakes study. EmpireStateNews.net
August 19, 2007
Ecofocus: Human health hinges on species diversity. The Poughkeepsie Journal
August 14, 2007
Healthy deer and healthy forests. USDA Northeastern Area News Notes
August 12, 2007
Breathing easier - but room for improvement remains. Kingston Daily Freeman
August 8, 2007
Toward a more ecologically literate public. Conservation Values Notes
August 5, 2007
EcoFocus: CO2: A good thing- to a degree. Poughkeepsie Journal
August 2007
Balancing act: Taking steps to minimize your impact on your local environment. NY HOUSE Magazine
July 31, 2007
Salt levels rise, forcing utility to notify customers. Newjersey.com
July 28, 2007
Prune roses, water lawns deeply, pinch houseplants. The Journal News (Westchester, NY)
July 25, 2007
When writing about pythons... The New York Times
July 23, 2007
Invasive earthworms. Environminute
July 22, 2007
EcoFocus: Alien species can spur rapid change. The Poughkeepsie Journal
July 8, 2007
EcoFocus: Cash for acid rain monitoring is at risk. The Poughkeepsie Journal
July 1, 2007
IES scientist recognized by the Columbia University Earth Institute. IES Press Release
July 1, 2007
The Eco air force: Puddle jumping for clean lakes. Adirondack Life
June/July Issue, 2007
Acorns: Masters of the forest. Zoogoer Magazine
June 24, 2007
EcoFocus: Boosting oceans' capacity to absorb CO2 isn't best solution. The Poughkeepsie Journal
June 23, 2007
Day Trippin: Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook. The Poughkeepsie Journal
June 19, 2007
Ecologist an environmental ambassador. The Poughkeepsie Journal
June 10, 2007
EcoFocus: Even older forests help control CO2. The Poughkeepsie Journal
June 7, 2007
Who needs environmental monitoring? Eurekalert
June 2, 2007
IES Deer Management Program Recognized by The Wildlife Society. IES Press Release
June, 2007
Those fabulous freshwater mussels. Hudson Valley Green Times
May 27, 2007
EcoFocus: Conference aims for greener cities. The Poughkeepsie Journal
May 16, 2007
Sick future: As species disappear, human disease may spike. Livescience.com
May 13, 2007
EcoFocus: Forests critical to preserving water quality. The Poughkeepsie Journal
May 10, 2007
Garden Q & A. The New York Times
May 1, 2007
The Institute of Ecosystem Studies hosting international conference on ecology and urban design Medical News Today
April 25, 2007
The global carbon budget: Proper accounting means paying attention to inland waters. IES Press Release
April 22, 2007
EcoFocus: Warming hits public consciousness. The Poughkeepsie Journal
April 22, 2007
Flooding is caused by more than just rainfall. The Poughkeepsie Journal
April 8, 2007
EcoFocus: Arrival of spring's warmth stirs amphibians back to life. The Poughkeepsie Journal
Spring 2007
IES & the Hudson River. Currents
March 25, 2007
EcoFocus: There's no time to waste to stem warming trend. The Poughkeepsie Journal |
