Resources
Flagstaff and the Outdoor Classroom: The campus of Northern Arizona University is in the beautiful small city of Flagstaff, Arizona—gateway to the Colorado Plateau. Environmental programs at NAU take full advantage of this vast and varied outdoor classroom.
The Center for Sustainable Environments at NAU (CSE): CSE is the clearinghouse for environmental initiatives that bring together the talents and expertise of scientists, educators, independent scholars, business leaders, government agencies, non-profits, students, and community members to seek creative solutions to environmental problems. Don't miss this Web site!
Directory of NAU Environmental Courses and Programs: The Merriam-Powell Center for Environmental Research keeps this everchanging list up-to-date.
Colorado Plateau Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (CPCESU): A cooperative agreement between NAU, the National Park Service, the U.S. Geological Survey Biological Division and other federal agencies provides NAU undergraduates and graduates rich opportunities for applied research in ecology, wildlife behavior, cultural preservation and land management.
Graduate Student Handbook: Everything you need to know about being a graduate student in the MS in Environmental Science and Policy program is in this handbook.
Northern Arizona Environmental Education Resources Center (NAEERC)
NAEERC contains materials related to environmental, science and natural history education. These materials are mainly intended for environmental educators and teachers and teachers-in-training from schools. However, the Center's collection is available to the entire community. Check-out available for 2 weeks after a short registration process.
Other useful links
The Environmental Careers Organization
