Department of Environmental Science and Studies
Dr. Zachary Taylor teaches a variety of environmental science courses and, along with his students, conducts interdisciplinary research that uses lake sediments to reconstruct past environments.
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Dr. Campbell engages in the propagation, saving and distribution of open-pollinated, “heirloom” seeds and the care and observation of an array of small livestock through the ABC Project and in the documentation of environmental problems and solutions through film-making.
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Courtney Cooper holds a Ph.D. from the University of Idaho in the Water Resources Graduate Program (2020) and an M.A. in Geography and Planning from Appalachian State University (2015).
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Dr. Eagar is an environmental microbiologist and soil ecologist who uses next-generation DNA sequencing techniques to study a wide variety of microbiomes. His work seeks to understand how we can promote the effects of beneficial microbes while minimizing the effects of deleterious ones on the environment.
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Dr. Ernst uses her training as a community ecologist and invasion biologist to understand how we can improve ecosystem restoration and land management.
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