Princeton Conservation Society

11/07/2022

Check out Princeton Conservation Society newest film, Silent Guardians: Saving Canada's Vanishing Prairie! Directed by Noah Mihan '19

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11/03/2022

This wraps up our series on environmental ticket-items on the ballot next Tuesday. Send in your absentee ballots, get to polling locations, and VOTE VOTE VOTE!!!! 🌱🗳🌱🗳🌱🗳🌱

11/01/2022

GEORGIA VOTERS: who are you giving your senate vote to?

10/31/2022

Hey Princeton! Are you voting in the upcoming midterm elections? You should be! We are having a short series about certain environmental/climate change items on the ballot. First up is New York Proposition 1. Check out the link in our bio for more information and VOTE VOTE VOTE!!!!! 🗳🗳🗳

10/29/2022

We are incredibly excited to be hosting Dr. Aviva Rahmani to discuss her multi-disciplinary career as a climate activist. Meet us in Frist 302 next Thursday, November 3rd at 6pm! The first 30 attendees will receive a copy of Divining Chaos, Dr. Rahmani’s memoir.

10/05/2022

Alliyah is here to wrap up our summer highlight series! She interned with as part of the conservation team at NYC Parks. The main goal of this project was to research two locally threatened plant species and develop Conservation Assessments to help the conservationists in saving them. She also travelled to the natural areas all over NYC with the team to help with fieldwork ranged from monitoring rare, threatened, and endangered plants to minnow and terrapin trapping 🌱🐟🐢

We hope you’ve enjoyed learning about PCS members’ summer activities as much as we have 🙂

09/21/2022

Next up on our Summer Highlight Series is Lillian! She did an internship with researching different agricultural practices on local NJ farms. She also worked in collaboration with other groups, including the Turtle Clan of the Lenape Tribe to set up the Seed Farm at Stony Ford, where they are growing heritage seeds with the intent to give them back to the communities they originate from. How cool! 😁

09/08/2022

This summer, our Vice-President Spencer travelled around the boreal forests of Northern Québec and along the winding Appalachian Trail in North Carolina. He conducted research with on the nitrogen cycle within organisms like mosses and lichens, key behind-the-scenes workers that keep ecosystems in balance. In these pictures, you can see expansive moss carpets, tiny trumpet lichens, and breathtaking views!

09/05/2022

This summer, Andrew enjoyed exploring his Jewish heritage while exploring the country of Tunisia! Andrew was able to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Lag B’Omer with the community there, which is a holiday that has become a pilgrimage for Tunisian Jews 🙂 He is our Social Chair and is looking forward to a productive year!

08/26/2022

._.bornn is first up on our Summer Highlight series! ☀️ Marissa traveled to Iceland with her family and experienced the ultimate duality: fire and ice! She hiked to a live volcanic eruption and saw a glacial lagoon that has (unfortunately) formed due to 1,000 meters of glacier recession.

04/29/2022

It's a great day to care about the Earth 💙💚 featuring the sweetest little patches for our members

photo creds 📸 .pe.n.ce.r

04/26/2022

Endangered Red Wolf Pups Born in Wild for First Time in Four Years 🎉 Red Wolf recovery staff confirmed a litter of 6 wild red wolf pups: 4 females and 2 males.

"Every generation yields a new born hope for the red wolf... a cause for joy and celebration!"
- Red Wolf Recovery Program

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