Honors Theses from 2008
Effect of Observed Biological and Non-biological Movement on Human Action and Coordination, Walter L. Campbell
Separating People and Wildlife: Zoning as a Conservation Strategy for Large Carnivores, Courtney L. Larson
Carbon Neutrality at Colby College, Jamie K. O’Connell
Phosphorus Primer for Maine’s lakes, Lindsay B. Philips
Honors Theses from 2007
Developing a Tool to Assess Human Health Impacts of Purchasing, Kaitlin C. Himmelmann
Honors Theses from 2006
Patterns of dorm energy use and potential opportunities for dorm energy conservation at Colby College, Sarah Kelly
Environmental awareness of Waterville Junior High School students, Jenna Morrison
Honors Theses from 2005
Role of private owners in the conservation of exotic species, Jessica L. Beetz
THE TRANSBOUNDARY IMPLICATIONS OF WOLF REINTRODUCTION AND RECOVERY IN MAINE, Brendan J. Carroll
Honors Theses from 2004
Estimating the impact of state policy incentives on wind power development, Kellie K. Phelan
Honors Theses from 2002
Local participation as a determinant of success in World Bank environmental projects: what is the evidence?, Catherine Benson