Yale University Library Research Guides: Environmental Studies: Home

Featured Resource

Climate TRACE
Independent greenhouse gas emissions tracking. Downloadable data.
Community Conservation Research Network
A range of resources from around the world – including Community Stories, A feature documentary; Other videos, webinars and animations; Thematic resources; Informative guidebooks and an Interactive community map.
Land Trust Alliance Resource Center
Collection of resources to educate and support the local, regional and national land trusts across the nation. Includes courses, documents, events, publications, and webinars.
Ostrom Workshop
Articles, policy briefs, and more on the governance of the commons.
TRINT
TRINT AI uses automated speech recognition (ASR) and natural language processing (NLP) to convert speech to text. Trint unlocks the value of any video or audio file by making it searchable, editable and shareable.

Yale researchers can request a license to use Trint for a period of 4 weeks at no cost. Researchers can request a renewal.
Similar to loaning a book from a library, researchers will have access to the software for the loan period only.
Trint does not provide long-term storage and users are responsible for backing up their content.

Welcome

Welcome to the Research Guide for Environmental Studies. This guide is for students, faculty, and staff of the Yale School of the Environment & The Forest School at the Yale School of the Environment, and for everyone conducting research in Environmental Studies. In this guide, you'll find:

Databases and research tools that provide access to books, journals, articles, news, and reports
Resources for research involving numeric or geospatial data
Resources for your internship/job search in environmental studies
My contact information. I'm working off-campus this semester, so feel free to email me or schedule a Zoom consultation.