We Are CEES

At CEES, we’ve built a Center based not on the traditional definitions of environmentalism from the last half-century, but rather one that looks forward to the century ahead.

Through synergy and innovation, we influence the future of environmental protection, sustainability and climate change from the jungles of Peru to the campus of Wake Forest University.

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Funding

Since 2011 CEES has routinely awarded seed grants to faculty and external fellows, enabling their scholarship to grow and flourish. Tell us about your new research endeavors and how we can help you get there.

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Community

Our faculty affiliate community encourages collaboration and idea sharing to make our campus and world more sustainable. Join 130+ colleagues across the college and professional schools who are performing at the top of their fields.

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Academics

CEES members have spearheaded the development of two new academic programs at Wake Forest, the Masters of Arts in Sustainability and a brand new Environmental program for undergraduate students.

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WFU biologists Miles Silman and Luis Fernandez featured on NBC for CINCIA’s work in Peru

Cassie Freund2022-10-03T11:29:00-04:00October 3, 2022|

Jason Houston/CINCIA Wake Forest and CEES-affiliated biologists Miles Silman and Luis Fernandez were recently featured on NBC Nightly News and NBC's Today Show to highlight work by the Center for Amazonian Scientific Innovation (CINCIA) addressing the environmental issues around gold mining in the Peruvian Amazon. The [...]

Wake Forest researchers identify cognitive impacts of mercury exposure on Peru’s Matsigenka people

Cassie Freund2022-09-21T12:41:28-04:00September 21, 2022|

Jason Houston/CINCIA Indigenous peoples globally are disproportionately impacted by environmental pollution. The Matsigenka people of the Peruvian Amazon are one such Indigenous group. Fewer than 1000 Matsigenka are spread across four villages in the Manu River Basin of Manu National Park southeastern Peru, with an [...]

Wake Forest’s Engineering program, a sustainability powerhouse, earns milestone accreditation

Cassie Freund2022-09-15T10:19:36-04:00September 14, 2022|

Photo: WFU Old Gold and Black Wake Forest’s Bachelor of Science in Engineering program is unique among its peers, as the only such program in an undergraduate-only department with a curriculum grounded in the liberal arts tradition at a research university. The majority of its faculty [...]

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