MSc in Traditional ecological knowledge in Syracuse United States | SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

Every key element of our natural surroundings - soil, oceans, and atmosphere - has undergone widespread and intricate transformations due to escalating resource consumption from an expanding human population. These consequential shifts in global and local climate patterns, material circulation, biogeochemical processes, disruption patterns, and species decline negatively impact the essential ecological services that sustain local populations, national economies, and human welfare. To rehabilitate ecosystem operations and tackle the harmful interconnections between human civilization, nature, and ecological systems, we've gathered an extensive team of interdisciplinary scientists to confront these pressing challenges. GPES scholars in this specialization combine diverse methodologies by collaborating with faculty specialists to develop enhanced comprehension and innovative approaches for addressing society-environment-ecosystem relationships.