Research Areas
The ENR Center offers interdisciplinary projects in seven substantive areas:
- Conservation Trust Project
- Energy Law and Policy Project
- Global Environmental Democracy Project
- Food Sovereignty Project
- Native Environmental Sovereignty Project
- Oceans, Coasts, and Watersheds Project
- Sustainable Land Use Project
Student fellows work with faculty members to solve critical environmental problems.
Interdisciplinary Research Projects
The ENR Center has developed seven theme-based projects that draw upon existing faculty strengths and provide collaborative opportunities for promoting student experience, providing service to the community, and bringing intellectual energy to bear on some of the most challenging and cutting-edge environmental issues of our day.
ENR Interdisciplinary Projects
Focuses on public trust theory and private property tools to achieve landscape conservation.
Faculty leaders: Prof. Mary Wood.
Faculty leaders: Prof. Mary Wood.
Explores innovative law and policy to promote a sustainable energy future.
Faculty leaders: Prof. Greg Dotson
Faculty leaders: Prof. Greg Dotson
Works with Indigenous peoples and community-based organizations to pursue more equitable and just food systems.
Faculty leaders: Profs. Michael Fakhri and Mary Wood.
Faculty leaders: Profs. Michael Fakhri and Mary Wood.
Examines traditional and emerging Tribal roles in comanaging lands and resources.
Faculty: Profs. Howard Arnett and Mary Wood.
Faculty: Profs. Howard Arnett and Mary Wood.
Engages the law to promote sustainability for ocean, coastal, and freshwater resources.
Faculty: Profs. Sarah Adams and Adell Amos.
Faculty: Profs. Sarah Adams and Adell Amos.
Evaluates land use laws, theories, and practices to ensure sustainable development in our communities.
Faculty: Profs. Sarah Adams
Faculty: Profs. Sarah Adams