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That’s what two SUNY Plattsburgh students did this spring. The two — Vaclav "Alex" Sotola ’12 and Jason Leewe — wanted to see if man-made nesting boxes would help squirrels rebuild their population in an area that had been disturbed, say, by logging. Read more.
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Aquatic insects. They are the energy that drives the food web in our lakes and streams. They power our fisheries. Yet, very little is known about the creatures. Read more.
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A simulation game in Professor Curt Gervich’s sustainability and environmental management courses is allowing students to manage their own fishing companies. Read more.
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Using variables such as age, gender, stature, illness and trauma, Sabino set up a 3-D map that can be scanned, looking at one variable or a number of variables, helping scientists to analyze the data. Read more.
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Some SUNY Plattsburgh librarians are emerging from the Feinberg stacks and entering the classroom. Read more.
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SUNY Plattsburgh’s new Hudson Hall expansion provides a modern, spacious learning environment for students in the college’s chemistry, physics and environmental science programs. Read more.
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When it comes to botany, Dr. Chris Martine and his students from SUNY Plattsburgh are racking up the honors. Read more.
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