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Walter Poleman is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Vermont's Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources. He directs the Field Naturalist Graduate Program and founded the PLACE Program (Place-based Landscape Analysis & Community Engagement). He also co-coordinates the Greater Burlington Sustainability Education Network and oversees a dual master’s program with Vermont Law & Graduate School.
- Education: Ph.D. (2010), M.S. (1996) in related fields from University of Vermont; B.A. (1984) from Cornell University
His expertise spans natural history, place-based landscape analysis, and sustainability education. He teaches courses in ecology, conservation science, and human ecology while emphasizing community engagement and social-ecological systems. His awards reflect excellence in teaching and service-learning initiatives.
- Notable roles: Faculty advisor to Sustainability Learning Community, summer ecology instructor at Vermont Law School
Poleman's work bridges academic research with practical applications in land conservation and policy, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration through programs like the dual degree initiative.
