Montpelier Environmental Schools and Colleges

Degree Programs: Wildlife Science, Environmental Studies, Geology, Outdoor Studies, Geographic Information Systems, Forestry, Coastal Management, Sustainable Development, Environmental Technology, Environmental Engineering...

Surrounding Areas: Barrel City, Burlington, Castleton, Craftsbury Common, Plainfield, Poultney, South Royalton...

Surrounding ZIP Codes: 05068, 05401, 05402, 05405, 05407, 05601, 05602, 05609, 05620, 05633, 05650, 05667, 05735, 05741, 05764, 05827...

Located in a picturesque valley along the Winooski River in Vermont, Montpelier serves as the nation's smallest state capital. Montpelier's small size makes it a perfect location for residents and businesses. Montpelier is known as a city dedicated to higher learning, being home to several institutions where degree programs in the Environmental Studies field including Outdoor Studies, Geology and Forestry are available.

University of Vermont, The Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources

81 Carrigan Drive
Burlington, VT 05405, United States
(802) 656-4380    Fax: (802) 656-8683

www.EnviroEducation.com/s/uvm-rsenr/ | envnr@uvm.edu

Areas of Study Sampling*: Agriculture, Anthropology, Aquatic Biology (M), Biology, Coastal Management / Studies, Conservation Biology, Crop Science, Ecological Entrepreneurship / Business, Ecology, Ecotourism, Environmental / Ecological Design, Environmental Ethics, Environmental History / Literature (M), Environmental Management, Environmental Planning, Environmental Policy (M), Environmental Science (B,M), Environmental Studies (B), Fisheries Management (B), Forestry (B,M), Mitigation / Remediation, Natural Resource Management (B,M,D), Recreation and Parks Management (B), Social Ecology (M), Water Resources (M), Wetlands Science, Wildlife Ecology / Studies (B,M)

Introduction: The Rubenstein School of the Environment and Natural Resources (RSENR) at the University of Vermont is a community of students, faculty and staff who share concern for the environment, excitement for discovery, and commitment to life-long learning. Our emphasis on the integration of natural science and social science perspectives reflects the interdisciplinary context in which ecosystem management, resource planning, and environmental concerns must be addressed. RSENR actively supports diversity: biodiversity in natural communities and cultural diversity in human communities.

Vermont Law School, Environmental Law Center

Chelsea St.
South Royalton, VT 05068-0096, United States
(802) 831-1201    Fax: (802) 763-2940

www.vermontlaw.edu/elc/ | elcinfo@vermontlaw.edu

Areas of Study Sampling*: Biodiversity, Coastal Management / Studies, Ecology, Environmental Enforcement, Environmental Ethics, Environmental Justice, Environmental Law (M,D), Environmental Policy, Fisheries Management, Natural Resource Management, Population Studies, Sustainable Development, Water Resources, Wetlands Science

Introduction: Vermont Law School's Environmental Law Center is nationally recognized. We offer top-ranked graduate degree programs in environmental law and policy in a beautiful natural setting, including a Master of Studies in Environmental Law (M.S.E.L.) degree for environmental professionals and a joint J.D./M.S.E.L. degree for law students seeking an environmental concentration. The M.S.E.L. degree provides students with a solid understanding of environmental law, as well as legal research skills to be effective advocates. The curriculum includes over fifty courses in pollution prevention, environmental justice, land use, natural resources law, ocean and coastal law, international environmental law, and alternative dispute resolution. We compliment classroom learning with a rich array of internship opportunities that allow students to tackle environmental problems head-on. Contact us at (800) 227-1395 x1201, elcinfo@vermontlaw.edu, or www.vermontlaw.edu.

University of Vermont, Plant and Soil Science Department

Hills Agricultural Building, 105 Carrigan Drive
Burlington, VT 05404-0082, United States
(802) 656-0467

www.uvm.edu/%7Epss/ | Mark.Starrett@uvm.edu

Areas of Study Sampling*: Agriculture, Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Ecological Entrepreneurship / Business, Environmental Science, Horticulture (B), Landscape Architecture (B), Plant Sciences (B), Resource Economics, Soil Sciences (B), Sustainable Development (B)

University of Vermont, Water Resources Program

George D. Aiken Center
Burlington, VT 05405, United States
(802) 656-4057

www.EnviroEducation.com/s/uvm-rsenr/ | envnr@uvm.edu

Areas of Study Sampling*: Natural Resource Management, Water Resources