Students surveying western pond turtles
Sonoma Wine Country
Environmental Technology Center and Student Garden
Not far from the Golden Gate Bridge
Rugged Sonoma Coast near Bodega Bay
Learning in the great outdoors
Springtime at Galbreath Wildlands Preserve
Students sampling vegetation
Recent ENSP News
Congratulations to our 2013 graduates
The Faculty and Staff of the Department of Environmental Studies and Planning are very proud of our graduates and their many accomplishments. While we are sad to see our graduates leave, we know they also represent tremendous hope for our world. We wish you success in the coming years and hope that you will stay in touch.
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In February, ENSP hosted the Association of Environmental Professionals' "Advanced California Environmental Quality Act Workshop" in ENSP's Environmental Technology Center. The Workshop featured presentations by three CEQA experts (including recent ENSP "Planner in Residence," Al Herson). Fifty environmental professionals attended the event, which was staffed by ENSP students, affording these students the opportunity to network with this group of practicing professionals and receive the same training as the "pros." In this photo, ENSP Professor Tom Jacobson welcomes attendees at the Association of Environmental Professionals' Advanced California Environmental Quality Act Workshop.
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Announcing our new ENSP faculty member!
We extend a hearty welcome to ENSP’s new full-time faculty member, Dr. Daniel Soto, who will be joining us this coming fall to lead the Energy Management and Design program.
From Professor and Chair
Rocky Rohwedder
Welcome to The Department of Environmental Studies and Planning (ENSP). In support of a more sustainable world, we have offered a distinctive, interdisciplinary and applied curriculum to our students for almost forty years. Our program prepares students to be informed citizens, pursue a wide range of careers, and undertake advanced professional training or graduate study. With our diverse faculty interests, our program is constantly evolving to meet the environmental challenges facing our world.