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Sustainability and Climate Plan

Sustainability & Climate Action Plan

Setting the path for a sustainable and carbon-free campus.
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The Campus Sustainability Fund

Grant opportunities to advance environmental and social sustainability on campus.
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The Bucket Program

Fight climate change by composting your household food waste!
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University of Arizona Community Garden

Bringing people together to laugh, learn, and grow.
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Environmental responsibility. Economic viability.
Collective well-being.

The Office of Sustainability leads the development and implementation of practical solutions that integrate sustainability into all facets of the University of Arizona. We advocate through collaboration and education, advise by coordinating efforts and developing policies, and ensure accountability through diligent tracking and transparent reporting. Our initiatives and partnerships empower the campus community to advance environmental responsibility, economic viability, and collective well-being for our future.

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Featured Story

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Chat with a Cooper Center educator - Q & A with Maria Fernanda

The Cooper Center has hired an undergraduate intern at the University of Arizona to support the team's educational staff. Meet Maria Fernanda!

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The Green Roof Project atop the Environment and Natural Resources 2 building pairs solar panels with garden plots, a system called agrivoltaics.

U of A to help develop national standards for sustainability in higher ed

The University of Arizona partners with Carnegie Foundation to showcase our long-standing commitment to climate action and sustainability.

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New report grades U.S. colleges on plant-based dining and sustainability initiatives

U of A ranks top 5 in the U.S.!

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We Are Shaping the Future of Sustainability

Our team creates programs that engage campus and the community, strengthen environmental literacy, and prepare the next generation of disruptive problem solvers.

Sustainability Action Plan

Sustainability & Climate
Action Plan

The University is drafting its first ever Sustainability & Climate Action Plan. Learn how you can get involved. 

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University Strategic Plan

Compost Cats

Compost Cats recently received national recognition for its work. Find out why.

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Sustainability Map

Sustainability Map

Get to know the range of sustainability programs and projects that the University offers.

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Environmental & Natural Resources 2 Building, Room N495 
1064 E. Lowell St. | PO Box 210137 
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0137

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We respectfully acknowledge the University of Arizona is on the land and territories of Indigenous peoples. Today, Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized tribes, with Tucson being home to the O’odham and the Yaqui. The university strives to build sustainable relationships with sovereign Native Nations and Indigenous communities through education offerings, partnerships, and community service. 

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