Professor Martha Groom featured in article on the success of UW Conservation Scholars Program

The UW College of the Environment recently published a new article detailing the impact of the Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program (DDCSP) at the University of Washington. Central to the program’s long-standing success is the dedicated leadership of IAS Professor Martha Groom, an expert in conservation science and environmental education. As the DDCSP program director, Professor Groom guided this intensive, summer experiential learning program in conservation and environmental justice.

The article highlights how the DDCSP spent over a decade successfully preparing students for influential careers in environmental management and conservation. Read the full article for more on the program’s history and its impact on emerging conservation leaders.

Large group of students smiling and sitting outside of a campus building.
The 2018 and 2019 cohorts at their end-of-year celebration in the UW Quad. Alumni from 2014-2017 and program staff are also present. Photo credit: Sohroosh Hashemi