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@rachelcarsondc.bsky.social's annual Advocacy Days on Capitol Hill is scheduled for 3/25–27/26!
This is open to U.S. undergraduate and graduate students who are passionate about environmental justice from any background.
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2026 Live Green Award nominations are due December 5th!
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We have a cornucopia box on the first floor of Graham outside of the elevator and one on the second floor outside office 237. Please consider participating in this open pantry drive. See attached flyer for a list of donations. No canned foods are needed. Any little bit helps!
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Register here for the Climate Resiliency Workshop later this week: linktr.ee/sustainableu...
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Join students from UNCG for an evening of family-friendly educational activities related to leaving the leaves!
This event is supported by the City of Greensboro Office of Sustainability & Resilience.
Wednesday, November 19, 6 - 7:30 pm
Lindley Recreation Center, 2907 Springwood Dr.
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Make sure you follow us over at LI for special content, like MSSE student Travis's adventures at #COP30 in Brazil!
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Volunteer opportunity on Friday 11/14!
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11/13 events!
*Conversations for a Troubled Earth, 12 – 1 pm Kathleen Clay Library, 1420 Price Park Rd. To register, e-mail melanie.buckingham@greensboro-nc.gov
*Sustainable, Just, & Abundantly Wild Conference hosted by the Sabin Family Center for Environment and Sustainability
11/12 events!
1. GES Club Lunch-Talk about the 2026 summer field school travel opportunity. 12pm, Graham 109, FREE PIZZA!
2. Become a Climate Cartoonist! 7pm virtual. Led by Climate Cartoonist and Rachel Carson Council staff, Joy Reeves. Register at rccfallworkshop3.eventbrite.com
Join the Office of Sustainability for a night of crafting and trivia. You'll reuse old magazines to create collages and test your knowledge on environmental topics. Pizza will be served and prizes will be awarded! Registration is required in advance: t.e2ma.net/click/jpavvl...
10.11.2025 17:00 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Check out this Nov. 10th webinar from Dr. Eban Goodstein, Director of the Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability!
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We have a cornucopia box on the first floor of Graham outside of the elevator and one on the second floor outside office 237. Please consider participating in this open pantry drive. See attached flyer for a list of donations. No canned foods are needed. Any little bit helps!
wesleyluther.org/sop
Rise has invited Dr. Alison Masters to visit on November 7! Please see flyers for information about her talk and a workshop she will be holding, with lunch provided, on public outreach.
You may sign up here:
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Climate Café, presented by Third Act NC , is a time to get together, talk about climate, and participate in community action!
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TOMORROW!!
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Please join us for the Better Food Futures Forum on Oct. 28th! In-person and virtual options available, click on the link below for the virtual link and the field trip sign up!
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10/24 @ 3:30 PM in Graham 106! With Dr. Duarte Morais: “Research as principled engagement: Reflections on two decades of participatory action research on tourism microentrepreneurship.”
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The E&S Program loves sending students to conferences! MSSE student Travis Knoll went to Climate Week and had a fabulous experience!
Credit: Travis with Environmental Justice Leader Andréia Louback (Check out lnkd.in/gNb7bmxf to learn more).
Travis speaking to CREO Syndicate's Régine Clément.
Tips for how to be an effective environmental activist using the principles of strategic nonviolence, focusing on the dynamics of power, the importance of its pillars of support, & how to mount an effective campaign for environmental causes w/nonviolent direct action
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Register for Rising Together: Advancing Environmental Justice Despite Uncertain Times, an event from Center for the Environment at Catawba College!
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Southern Appalachia Students will learn about the ecology, human history, and environmental issues of the Southern Appalachian Mountains. Readings and discussion will include the topics of the unique biodiversity of the region, the history of human habitation and social issues experienced by the populations that settled in this region, and ethical problems relating to the environmental conservation. The class will culminate with a one-night backpacking/hiking trip in the Appalachian Mountains, where students can experience and observe concepts explored throughout the semester. Course requires online coursework, one virtual class meeting, one in-person class meeting, and one 1-night backpacking trip (course schedule online may read differently). Backpacking trip is beginner friendly, but requires carrying a backpack weighing 20-30lbs, sleeping in a tent, and no flush-toilet access. Contact: Alex Hauer | alex.hauer@uncg.edu North Carolina River Exploration This course offers an exploration of the ecological, social, economic, and aesthetic dimensions of rivers as key resources for outdoor recreation tourism in North Carolina. Students will learn various paddle sports, including canoeing and rafting, while examining the relationship between these activities and the river environment. Through hands-on experiences and guest lectures from industry experts, students will gain practical skills and knowledge necessary for promoting responsible outdoor recreation tourism and environmental stewardship in river environments. (2) half day canoe trips and (1) full day whitewater rafting trip on Fridays only $115 course fee (covers all trip fees, transportation, and equipment) 3 credit hours / in-person Fridays 9am-10:30am (course schedule online may read differently). Contact: Mike Ackerman | maacker2@uncg.edu
Great Spring 2026 opportunities for undergrads!! More details in the alt text.
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Passionate about environmental education and inspiring future generations? Need credits for your NC Environmental Education Certification?
The @hawriverassembly.bsky.social is seeking volunteers for our 2025 Learning Celebration at Camp Guilrock on October 8, 9, and 10.
Details: www.hawriver.org
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During the week of September 22-28, all UNCG students, faculty, and staff are invited and encouraged to make iNaturalist observations of biological organisms on campus. Please join us in capturing the fantastic biodiversity at UNCG!
All are invited to the Sun Day Triad event, celebrating renewable energy. The event is free and open to everyone. There will be information from various groups, speakers, music, and activities for children.
Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025, 2-5 PM @ Faith Community church (417 Arlington St., Greensboro)
Graduate Assistant Erin was at the PEA Green Job Fair & met students about to enter college & people looking to continue their education with a masters. She talked to people interested in applied statistics, folks w/technical & comms backgrounds. And Anthony, pictured here!
📸 Erin Sherrill
Tomorrow!!!
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We are excited to be a part of the 2nd Green Job Fair! Drop by 9/17, 10:30-1 at Goodwill Industries of NWNC on University Parkway in Winston-Salem. Area orgs & sustainability leaders will help students & early-to-mid career pros find their green career pathways. www.peanc.org/2025-green-j...
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Earlier this summer, a group of GES undergrads and grad students took a field trip through the geological wonderland of Oregon, led by Dr. Selima Sultana and Dr. Paul Knapp!
📸Khiana Deas and friendly fellow adventurers
