The Office of Sustainability will complete the University’s first-ever Sustainability and Climate Action Plan in 2023.
Compost Cats is one of the longest-running student-driven sustainability programs at the University of Arizona. Find out how we have transformed composting in Southern Arizona.
The University of Arizona began sourcing 100% of its energy from Tucson Electric Power from renewable sources in May 2021.
The Campus Sustainability Fund provides funding support for large- and small-scale sustainability projects that build a more sustainable, equitable, and resilient future for the University of Arizona.
Take a walk and discover some of the sustainability features and projects that are helping to reduce our campus’ environmental impact.
The Office of Sustainability is leading the collaborative process to install a unique, multi-functional “PV+” project atop the Environment and Natural Resources 2 (ENR2) building.
The University’s Community Garden provides opportunities for urban organic gardening, community building, and is home to many unique sustainable features.
This grant-funded project provides free, reusable menstrual products to students on campus, and works to destigmatize menstruation.
The University’s interactive Sustainability Map highlights sustainability projects and programs across campus and in the community, helping users find information and opportunities to participate.
The Office of Sustainability was a dedicated participant in the 2018 University Strategic Plan, and developed two initiatives in the Plan that will increase environmental sustainability and climate resilience.
