Geography faculty

At the XPRIZE Rainforest awards ceremony in Rio de Janeiro, Marina Gatto, an Indigenous scientist from Aldeia Inhãa-Bé and a member of Team ETH BiodivX speaks on behalf of the team, which won the $250,000 Bonus Prize. From left are Kim Puremana, a representative from Aldeia Inhãa-Bé; Kamila Camilo, a team member from Instituto Oyá; Clark Geography Professor Florencia Sangermano, the only U.S. team member; and Kevin Njavo, one of several judges for the competition.

XPRIZE award honors work of Clark geographer, research team in the Amazon

Yelena Ogneva-Himmelberger working with graduate students in her office.

Virtual reality. Real-life consequences.

Florencia Sangermano attaching a recorder to a raft

72 hours in the Amazon

Workers plant tress on Woodland Street

A tree grows in Worcester (75 of them, in fact)

students work in forest

HERO still super after 25 years

Satellite image of Iceland

Clark embraces AI to advance geospatial analytics

Person planting tree

New maps show where tree restoration might help curb climate effects

David Henriques ’22, M.S.-GIS ’23, and Galen Oettel ’21, M.S.-GIS ’22 planting a tree in the Hadwen Arboretum

Heroes of the Hadwen

Aerial view of homeless camp in San Francisco

Clark researcher: What’s eating the ‘donut cities’

Sir Wilfred Laurier icebreaker

New report: Warmest Arctic summer on record is evidence of climate change acceleration