The Yale School of the Environment: The First 125 Years
by Mark S. Ashton, Char Miller, James G. Lewis, Rachel D. Kline
The Yale School of the Environment: The First 125 Years chronicles the development of Yale’s environmental school across more than a century. This institutional history explores the school’s enduring place in environmental education and scholarship, offering readers a focused account of its 125-year legacy.
About This Book
The Yale School of the Environment: The First 125 Years presents the history of Yale’s environmental school over a 125-year period.
Written by Mark S. Ashton, Char Miller, James G. Lewis, and Rachel D. Kline, the book documents the institution’s development and legacy.
It offers a historical account for readers interested in environmental education, institutional history, and the evolution of environmental studies.
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