Monica Ramírez-Andreotta and members of the Project Harvest team work with community members to collect rainwater, analyze it for contaminants and translate the findings into bilingual interactive visualizations that are made available to the public.

Graduate students seek to better understand water regulation in plants through field research.

After nearly 30 years in ENVS, Joan Curry was promoted to the leadership role in August 2023.

Personal and Family Financial Planning students from the University of Arizona are 1 of 8 teams to move on and compete and the Financial Planning Challenge.

Rebecca Bernat, ‘21, searches for innovative solutions as the newly hired Manager of the Arizona Water Banking Authority while Colorado River levels run to an all-time low

Yves Carrière is honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award which recognizes his career of contributions to the advancement of entomology.

It is a job Brian said he was interested in since age 10. He graduated from the School of Natural Resources and the Environment in 2009 with a degree in Natural Resources, Wildlife Conservation and Management emphasis.

As we welcome the largest and most diverse class in university history and in keeping with our tradition to evolve to meet our students’ interests and career goals, as well as the state and region’s needs of our graduates, we are proud to announce our new name—we are now the College of Agriculture, Life and Environmental Sciences.

Kenneth Wilund, the new director of the School of Nutritional Sciences and Wellness at the University of Arizona, plans to promote lifelong wellness through collaboration with partners on and off campus.

As a recently hired Soil Health Extension Specialist, Debankur Sanyal connects with growers across the state to help maintain healthy and profitable soil