Ciencias ambientales
Study on the resilience of Puerto Rico’s electrical grid towers underway this hurricane season
The research, led by Puerto Rican professor Jorge González Cruz of the University at Albany, will last three years
Two PhD positions on the ecology of Caribbean Sargassum accumulations
Two positions on the ecology of Caribbean Sargassum accumulations:
Scientists concerned about the accelerated deterioration of environmental quality and marine communities in La Parguera Nature Reserve
Scientists from the Department of Marine Sciences (DCM) of the University of Puerto Rico's Mayagüez Campus (RUM) are raising…
Renowned Puerto Rican marine biologist receives world-class award
Dr. Edwin Hernandez is only the second Puerto Rican to receive the valuable certification from the Society for Ecological…
New educational module about microplastics
The San Juan Bay Estuary Program launched a module about the characterization and reduction of microplastics to educate…
NSF awards $3.9 millions to the Natural Sciences Department at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras campus
The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded almost four million dollars over three years to the University of Puerto…
Department of Conservation and Recreation- Richmond, VA
Job openings at DCR
http://www.dcr.virginia.gov/job.shtml
Middle and High School Environmental Sciences and Climate Change Teacher in Reno, NV
http://www.thegreatbasininstitute.org/job/middle-and-high-school-environmental-sciences-and-climate-change-teacher/ …
Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators
http://www2.epa.gov/education/presidential-innovation-award-environmental-educators
Audubon and Toyota Invite Applicants for 2014 Fellowship and Innovation Grants
NEW YORK, NY (July 8, 2014) –Toyota TogetherGreen, a conservation initiative of the National Audubon Society and Toyota, is…
Eddie N. Laboy Nieves: Respecting the Environment
As a restless and hardworking child, the words spoken by “grandpa” Don Andrés became Eddie’s life compass: “We need to take…