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Sustainability
Sustaining Striped Bass
A study led by Adrienne Kovach pinpoints where the striped bass caught off the northeast coast originally came from. Read More
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09/16/25Securing New Hampshire’s Energy Future
UNH researcher Constantine Spandagos works to transform energy systems and help communities transition to modern, sustainable energy sources. -
08/06/25Who’s Visiting New Hampshire's White Mountains?
In the White Mountain National Forest, UNH researchers are conducting visitor use surveys for the USDA Forest Service. -
07/29/25Building a More Resilient Food System in New Hampshire
UNH researchers study how regional consumers view the acquisition and consumption of local food with the goal of addressing obstacles and supporting... -
05/20/25International Changemaker Grant Sends Students to Work in Global Communities
The International Changemaker Grant will send five teams of UNH students to a variety of international locations this summer, where the students will...
Recent Stories
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08/16/12 - Maps for EnvironmentalistsFragmentation of the landscape causes invasive species to advance and further degrade the natural environment. Graduate student Meghan MacLean’s new software application, PolyFrag... Read More -
08/16/12 - UNH Named One Of Sierra Magazine's Top "Coolest Schools"The Â鶹app made the top 10 list of campuses in Sierra magazine’s sixth annual ranking of the nation’s “Coolest Schools,” a salute to U.S. colleges that are... Read More -
08/16/12 - Unique Program Connects N.H. Campers with Incarcerated FathersA program launched by UNH’s family studies department is sending some New Hampshire kids to camp – and to prison. Read about how that’s a good thing. Read More -
08/09/12 - Seeing the Forest for the Trees: The History of Forestry at UNHIn a state full of trees, a state that is the second most forested in the country, it is fitting that the study of our woods is an integral part of the university’s early history... Read More -
08/09/12 - Middle Schoolers Get Excited About Engineering—From 3,500 Miles AwayWith its high-tech instruments, esoteric terms, and complex equations, engineering research conducted by UNH faculty is far removed from the basic learning that occurs in a middle... Read More -
06/28/12 - UNH Climate Researcher Wins Medal for Best Student PaperElizabeth Burakowski measures spectral albedo at a CoCoRaHS observer’s site in Bow, NH. (Photo:ĚýJim Hilt) Â鶹app Ph.D. candidate Elizabeth Burakowski was... Read More -
06/28/12 - The MatchmakerBrent Loy has introduced hundreds of plants to their perfect mates—and the birds and the bees had nothing to do with it. Read More -
06/14/12 - UNH Cooperative Extension: Supporting Farmers Markets, Saving FarmsShopping at the local farmers market may just seem like a good way to buy tasty, locally grown food and to meet your neighbors. But with help from the UNH Cooperative Extension,... Read More -
06/14/12 - UNH Wades Into Outdoor Pool IssueThe outdoor pool at UNH was built in 1938 through the Works Project Administration and has been a fixture in the Durham community for many years. In recent master... Read More -
05/31/12 - Faculty Potato Patch of 1917-1918On April 16, 1917, the United States entered WWI. A month later, in an effort to supplement food supplies, UNH faculty members were growing potatoes.Ěý Read More