Dr. Tracy H. Allen's Faculty Homepage SUNY College at Oneonta |
A Field Course to Guatemala, Summer Session One, 2014 |
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As an Environmental Geographer, I am deeply passionate about learning and teaching. While I teach a variety of courses, such as environmental issues, water resources, and biogeography, a recurring, if not central theme, to all my classes is how humans interact with and alter the natural environment. My research interest focuses on landscape-wide environmental change. It is the “big picture” of how nature works as a system rather than its individual elements. Research projects have ranged from Alaska and Oregon studying glaciers and wetlands to Tibet investigating deforestation and flooding to Siberia examining the effects of mega-dams on rivers. |
Email address: tracy.allen@oneonta.edu
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Whitewater Kyaking |
Cultures & Environments Field Series: |
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Volcano walk and talk - Teaching about the origins of Earth from the
famous Salisbury Crags, Scotland |
Teaching about air pollution in Mexico City |
Tropical rainforest biodiversity nature walk, Costa Rica |
![]() Geomorphology lecture overlooking the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
Teaching local Tibetans via pictures to protect their forest, Tibet |
Teaching about ice ablation, Bering Glacier Alaska |
Leading students to march on Washington DC to protest drilling in the Arctic |
Hands-on Learning - Students studying in the field, at home, and abroad. Click each thumbnail for a larger picture. |
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