Don’t Let Mother Earth Down: Wright Inspires People to Take Action in Earthstock Keynote
Patricia Wright arrived in Madagascar nearly four decades ago in search of a lemur thought to be extinct. She found it, along with the realization that protecting it and other...Read More
PhD Student Florence Aghomo Honored by the Explorers Club as a Top 50 Star
Stony Brook University PhD student and primatologist Florence Aghomo has been named a 2026 Explorers Club 50 star for her work as the coordinator of the Red Colobus Conservation Network project...Read More
From Turkana to Madagascar, President Goldsmith Highlights Stony Brook’s Global Reach
Stony Brook University President Andrea Goldsmith returned to New York in late January after a 10-day visit to two of the university’s international research centers, the Turkana Basin Institute (TBI)...Read More
Patricia Wright Earns Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Primatological Society
Stony Brook University Distinguished Service Professor Patricia Wright has been selected for a Lifetime Achievement Award by the International Primatological Society (IPS), recognizing her extensive work in the field of...Read More
Stony Brook Highlights Distinguished Anthropologists in February Provost’s Lecture
The Provost’s Lecture Series will highlight two of Stony Brook University’s SUNY Distinguished Service Professors on Tuesday, February 11. Anthropologists Lawrence Martin and Pat Wright will each give a brief...Read More
Aghomo Wins the Young Women in Conservation Biology Award
Stony Brook University doctoral student Florence Aghomo won the Young Women in Conservation Biology (YWCB) Award from the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB) Africa Region. Aghomo is a doctoral student...Read More
