Dylan Finley ’17 planting a tree as part of a Student Conservation Association Service Project that he planned.
Elizabeth Titus Putnam ’55, founder of the SCA, planting a white oak tree near the Collins Field Station.
Members of the Student Conservation Association participated in the September 11th Day of Service by planting trees, removing invasives, and building boardwalks.
The Vassar Farm and Ecological Preserve hosts a wealth of programs for Vassar and the surrounding communities.
Earth science faculty members use the Vassar Farm as an outdoor laboratory to teach skills in geomorphologic analysis.
Ellie Opdahl ’15, restoration and research post-baccalaureate fellow, entering data
The Priscilla Bullitt Collins Field Station houses labs and classrooms for studying natural history and earth science.
Volunteers planting 1,100 trees to restore connectivity to the forests on the Ecological Preserve in as part of the Student Conservation Association’s September 11th National Day of Service in 2013.
Dylan Finley ’17 and the rest of the census team
Preserve manager Keri Van Camp and Fate Syewoangnuan ’18, looking up into the canopy
Vassar student interns teach local teens about food and farming at the Poughkeepsie Farm Project.