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At the entrance to the UArizona Community plants grow up a chain-link fence and surround a hand painted sign welcoming visitors to the garden.

UA Compost Cats invites Tucson to mediate food waste

Blue golf balls roll down track behind miniature saguaros in a ball machine display.

Fun Facts About New Clean Energy Display on UArizona Campus

Sustainable Built Environments faculty and students in the University of Arizona Community Garden

Sustainable Built Environments Students Cultivate More Than Community in the UArizona Community Garden

Solar panels

TEP, University of Arizona partner on solar, shade project

Aluminum cans crushed into a block

Is that glass jar really recyclable? It depends on where you live and how clean it is

Rows of solar panels at the Wilmot Energy Center

UArizona Ranks Among EPA's Top University Green Power Users

Five students pose together, each holding a bouquet of flowers

New year, new Mini Grant opportunities from the Campus Sustainability Fund!

Sabrina Helm and her son sit together in a wooded area smiling

Navigating climate change as a parent and professor – a Q&A with Sabrina Helm

Two student interns from the Bio/Diversity Project

Be the Change You Want to See!

Javier Aguiniga with the WEST EJ Center poses with two employees of the Hawai'i Public Health Institute at a community outreach event.

UArizona featured in AASHE's 2024 Sustainable Campus Index

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