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Last month, professional graduate students in the Masters of the Environment (MENV) Program presented their Capstone projects at the annual MENV Capstone Symposium. The 28 Capstone presentations attracted more than 350 guests

We asked our first-year MENV students to reflect on their experiences during their first semester. Scroll down to see their insights, or read their highlights below!

A team of graduate students from the ���Ĵ�ý's (CU) Masters of the Environment (MENV) program won the C40 Students Reinventing Cities competition to transform Lincoln Heights in Los Angeles, California into a sustainable and

We're excited to announce the launch of three dynamic curricular Pathways as part of the Master of the Environment (MENV) professional graduate program. These pathways exist within and across the five specializations and are designed to help

Five MENV classmates and I spent the last two weeks in Brazil for a class titled, “Sustainability in Brazil.”  The purpose of the course was to investigate socio-environmental development, governance, and leadership in the Amazon and Atlantic

Over the course of Summer 2019, MENV will feature various Capstone Projects to keep the community updated on the accomplishments of our students and partner organizations. The Capstone is the centerpiece of the MENV program and is a year-long

A sportsmen’s group that found 9.52 million acres of federally managed public lands in the West can’t be accessed by public roads is now looking at state-owned lands. In Colorado, a majority of those are off-limits to the public.The Theodore

In May 2019, 13 representatives from the University of Colorado ���Ĵ�ý traveled to Chamonix, France to study the policy and science surrounding climate change in the Mont Blanc region. Led by Mark Squillace, an acclaimed professor of natural

Over the course of summer 2019, MENV will feature various Capstone Projects to keep the community updated on the accomplishments of our students and partner organizations. The Capstone is the centerpiece of the MENV program and is a year-long

The Brink is a radio storytelling project about what is needed to transition to a more just environment and society, which tells stories of inequality, struggle and transformation. The word “brink” has dual meaning: that which exists at