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  • Asheville Artists Benefit Exhibit @GPS

    Greensboro Project Space 111 East February 1 Place, Greensboro

    Greensboro Project Space is pleased to announce a fundraising event in support of Western North Carolina (WNC) artists devastated by Hurricane Helene, organized by Asheville-based artist Margee Halsch. This exhibition will show works in a variety of mediums from nine WNC artists displaced by Hurricane Helene. The hurricane and flood... Continue reading...

  • Pitch for The Planet: A UNCG Green Fund Venture

    EUC Claxton

    It's Shark Tank meets Ted Talk! Student participants will have 5 minutes and 10 slides to pitch the UNCG Green Fund Committee and convince them to implement your sustainability initiative on campus. This is your chance to be the change you want to see! Two winners will be selected: one... Continue reading...

  • Beyond The Headlines: Coping With Climate Uncertainty

    EUC, Cone Ballroom 507 Stirling St., Greensboro, NC

    What role do you play in shaping climate policy and awareness? How can you take action on climate change? What are some ways to engage in climate activism that go beyond voting? How do you talk to friends or family members who may have different views on climate change? What would you... Continue reading...

  • Insects: Love ’em, Hate ’em, Gotta have ’em

    Virtual Event

    The UNCG Sustainability Lecture and Dialogue Series returns with guest, Dr. Kim Komatsu, Associate Professor and Florence Schaeffer Distinguished Scholar of Science in the UNCG Department of Biology. Description: Insects are everywhere, in our home, our yards, and the ecosystems around us. They play vital roles in the environment, including... Continue reading...

  • Ocean Advocacy Workshop

    Registration for the 2025 Ocean Advocacy Workshop is now open and at the same ridiculously low price!  Held just north of Greensboro, this year's agenda includes skills building for both novice and experienced advocates. Besides having a great time, learning a lot, and being in the company of like-minded people, you earn a... Continue reading...

  • Human-Fire Relationships: It’s Complicated

    When most of us hear the word fire, we immediately think about its destructive capacity. We think about videos on the news showing burning buildings, and tickers tracking mounting death tolls. Fire can be terrifying. Yet, fire can also restore, promoting life and biodiversity. In this sustainability lecture, Dr. Wilcox will... Continue reading...