The National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Fellows cconfront global warming on their campuses and help to educate and engage the campus community on global warming impacts and solutions.

NWF Fellowships allow students to pursue their vision of an ecologically sustainable future through tangible projects to confront global warming on campus and in the community. Fellows gain practical experience in the conservation field and first-hand knowledge of the challenges and opportunities inherent in successful conservation efforts.

Meet Past Campus Ecology Fellows

Since 2000, NWF has awarded 120 fellowships to students across the country working on projects ranging from campus-wide energy audits to implementing sustainable forestry practices. Search the Fellowships database by campus, topic and year to learn about these projects and get inspired!

• Andrea Triplitt - Furman University
• Christa Jordan - Clemson University
• Kate Ekman - Northeastern Illinois University
• Axel Ramirez-Madera - University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez
• Hal Knowles - University of Florida
• Nirav Patel - Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
• Callista Perry - Clark University
• Isaac Slings - Wartburg College
• Gideon Burdick - Warren Wilson College
• Prashant Tank - New York Insitute of Technology
• Josh Mantooth - Truman State University
• Antonio Bautista - University of California, Santa Cruz
• Briar Schumacher - University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
• Ian Johnson - University of Wisconsin, River Falls
• Heather Downing - Cosumnes River College
• Anne Pandey - Cal Poly Pomona
• Joanna Calabrese - University of Maryland

This program is partially funded through the generous support of the Kendeda Sustainability Fund of the Tides Foundation, Kendeda Fund, Nathan Cummings Foundation and the Town Creek Foundation.

Campus Ecology...It takes a big step to make a smaller footprint.