
Six Women Environmental Scientists You Should Know
Eunice Foote (1819-1888) Eunice Foote was an amateur scientist who was the first to notice the ability of carbon dioxide and water vapor to absorb

Eunice Foote (1819-1888) Eunice Foote was an amateur scientist who was the first to notice the ability of carbon dioxide and water vapor to absorb

Many of us know about the groundbreaking accomplishments of George Washington Carver, a Black botanist who was born into slavery but died a free man.

November is National Native American Heritage Month in the United States. In observance of this celebration, the Climate Resilience Network is investigating indigenous or traditional

A compilation of our interns’ research papers and their thoughts about the program.

The Climate Resilience Network’s very own undergraduate interns, Maria Stepanyan and Amira Tlemsani, shared their research on the impacts of tidal flooding on the city’s

The Climate Resilience Network (CRN) hosts a summer internship program that allows undergraduate students to conduct research with University of Maryland scientists. Over 10-12 weeks,

Middle school students (grades 6-8) will learn about weather and climate as part of their mission to create a solution that will keep waterways clean

This lesson teaches students what a CER is, how to identify each part, and how to construct one. Designed for middle and high school students.

A hands-on investigation suitable for middle and high school students.

Last month, the Climate Resilience Network attended the LEAD Maryland Workshop, an event organized by the LEAD Maryland Foundation, which is run through University of