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The William D. Ruckelshaus Institute of Environment and
Natural Resources represents a partnership among research
Faculty
in related disciplines, a prominent
Advisory
Board of leaders in the field of environment and natural resources, and
the aspirations of a land-grant university.
Mission
The Institute's mission is to advance effective
decision-making on environmental and natural resource issues through research,
policy analysis, education, process support, and proactive outreach.
The Institute accomplishes its mission by
partnering and coordinating with University of Wyoming faculty and students, and
with government agencies, business, non-governmental organizations, communities,
elected officials, and other citizens.
Values
We believe that effective decision-making affecting the environment and natural
resources should be driven by:
Guidance of the Institute is the responsibility of an
international
Board,
composed of leaders from business, industry, environmental organizations,
education and government. Board members are selected to represent diverse
perspectives. The Board meets twice yearly to identify new research directions
and to explore innovative solutions to environmental and natural
resource problems.
Private Support
The Institute relies upon the generosity of a growing number
of foundations, corporations, individuals; and agencies that share the
Institute's goals and objectives. Institute support can be designated for annual
operations, establishment of an Institute endowment fund, or for specific
Institute research and policy projects. Private support is vital to the William
D. Ruckelshaus Institute of Environment and Natural Resources. The Institute
gratefully acknowledges the donors and volunteers who help make the Institute
vision a reality.
If you would like to discuss a possible gift to the Institute, please contact Chris Spooner at 307-766-5087. You can also give online through the University of Wyoming Foundation.
Helga Otto Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources
Wyoming Open Spaces Initiative
University of Wyoming
Dept. 3971
1000 E. University Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071-2000
(307) 766-5080
e-mail: ienr@uwyo.edu