BIOMES: Mark Ashton, The Forest School at YSE, presents "The First 100 Years: A History of Yale and Forestry and its Contributions to Environmental Conservation Worldwide

About the Seminar:
This presentation will cover Yale's role in the development of America's first formal graduate natural resource stewardship program. We will cover some of the most important contributions made by its faculty and students to the research and development of conserving forests and terrestrial ecosystems worldwide. We will focus on the program's genesis in the late 1800's and describe its development through to the end of the next century 2000.

About the Series:
Over the last fifteen years, the Yale School of the Environment (YSE) has hosted this weekly seminar series. The school's flagship forum is designed to bring cutting-edge research and impactful work to the community.

BIOMES stands for 'Bridging Issues & Optimizing Methods in Environmental Studies".

The series is a community-sourced and student-led effort to bring different perspectives to YSE's main stage.

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