Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For Paul DuBowy ’75, who majored in natural resources and then had a distinguished career as a wetland ecologist, Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences fostered a fundamental appreciation and understanding of these ecosystems.
To continue the legacy of their work, DuBowy and his wife, Virginia Steinhaus DuBowy, have established an endowment to fund a student internship at Cornell Botanic Gardens. The Paul DuBowy Internship in Bog and Wetland Conservation will continue the university’s tradition of leadership in bog and wetland science and management.
Learn more: https://cals.cornell.edu/news/alumni-gift-creates-bog-and-wetlands-conservation-internship
For Paul DuBowy ’75, who majored in natural resources and then had a distinguished career as a wetland ecologist, Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences fostered a fundamental appreciation and understanding of these ecosystems.
To continue the legacy of their work, DuBowy and his wife, Virginia Steinhaus DuBowy, have established an endowment to fund a student internship at Cornell Botanic Gardens. The Paul DuBowy Internship in Bog and Wetland Conservation will continue the university’s tradition of leadership in bog and wetland science and management.
Learn more: https://cals.cornell.edu/news/alumni-gift-creates-bog-and-wetlands-conservation-internship
