Overwhelmed and feeling powerless in the face of the climate crisis? Curious about how to make effective change in your community? Come learn with us on November 20 & 21, 4-5pm! Aidan Loretz, (UNCG, Sociology '24), a Community Organizer with Haw River Assembly, will facilitate a 2-day workshop on ways... Continue reading...

The UNCG Green Fund Committee is pleased to invite proposals from UNCG students and employees for efforts that support sustainability initiatives at UNCG. Applications requesting $1,000 or less are accepted by 5 p.m.

The UNCG Green Fund Committee is pleased to invite proposals from UNCG students and employees for efforts that support sustainability initiatives at UNCG. Applications requesting any amount of funding are due by 5 p.m.

The Office of Sustainability supports the City of Greensboro's Adopt-A-Stream program by managing a section of Mile Run Creek on Glenwood Ave. Once a semester we collect and weigh litter and report on the creek's condition. Please register in advance. We can confirm service hours through GivePulse. Register here.

The UNCG Green Fund Committee is pleased to invite proposals from UNCG students and employees for efforts that support sustainability initiatives at UNCG. Applications requesting any amount of funding are due by 5 p.m.

The Carolyn & Norwood Thomas Undergraduate Research and Creativity Expo is the campus-wide celebration of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activities. All students engaged in faculty-mentored scholarly inquiry are encouraged to participate. No matter what your plans are for the future, engaging in high-impact, one-on-one activities will increase your readiness... Continue reading...

As part of UNCG's Wellness Takeover Day, the Office of Sustainability will be giving away cuttings of Pothos plants. These are hardy plants that require minimal light and water - easy to take care of in your dorm! Wellness related events will be happening across campus all day. See the... Continue reading...

Come celebrate 15 years of productivity with UNCG Gardens, which provide vital environmental education and fight campus-wide food insecurity! Stop by for games, crafts, and onsite activities connecting participants to the gardens. Free food will be provided. The garden is located across from the McIver parking deck.

Every semester, the Peabody Park Preservation Committee needs volunteers to help restore the native habitat of the Peabody Park woods on campus. We need your help removing invasive species like English Ivy and Bush Honeysuckle. We also need help collecting litter from the creek on the Northwest corner of campus.... Continue reading...

Observers billed the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30) as an implementation conference. Its location in Belém, Brazil, sought to expose delegates to the complex political, social, and economic realities of preserving a key global biome in the fight against climate... Continue reading...