Discover our video portfolio featuring the exciting research and work created by our students and alumni.
MES Videos - Conservation on the fly
MES alumnus Olivia Xin Wang shows the benefits of using drones in collecting data for conservation efforts around the globe. From birding techniques and urban development, this technology is helping researchers make leaps and bounds in their work.
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Anthrax Cleanup on Capitol Hill
MES alumnus Olivia Xin Wang directed this documentary in collaboration with the EPA Alumni Association Oral History Project.
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The American Food Disparity: The Story of America's 49 Million Food Insecure
2015 MES graduate Christopher Putvinski’s look at the problem of food insecurity in the US—a condition which affected 49 million Americans in 2013—and its harmful manifestations.
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Impacts of Gray Wolf Reintroduction to Yellowstone National Park
Michelle Mancini’s Master of Environmental Studies capstone project looking at the ecological, social and political implications of reintroducing the gray wolf to the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem.
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Nature in Water Security - Animation
Jeffrey Cowan's (Master of Environmental Studies ’12) exploration of how human consumption impacts the availability of water.
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