The IU Energy Challenge: Residence halls, Greek houses, and academic buildings compete to reduce their electricity and water consumption.
RecycleMania: Recycle Mania is a reuse and recycling event for electronics.
Hoosier to Hoosier: Hoosier to Hoosier raises money for scholarships and helps the community save on inexpensive, nice stuff!
Internships: The IUOS internship program provides hands-on educational opportunities for students of every interest.
Green Teams: The IUOS internship program provides hands-on educational opportunities for students of every interest.
NoWaste No Wast is about reusing, recycling and sharing.
Dunn's Woods: Green Teams are a means of organizing well-intentioned people to work and learn on campus in sustainable ways. Any building or group can join.
Prarie Development...
Climate Change...
Sustainable Systems
We are planting the following native woodland species into Dunn's Woods to restore its beauty, biological diversity, and ecological services. Native plants are adapted to local soils, climate and biota, and are part of an interdependent web of life that also includes animals and microbes. We derive many benefits from Dunn's Woods, including air quality regulation, flood regulation, climate regulation, aesthetic beauty, and recreational and educational space. Our native plant seed is collected locally or ordered from Indiana genotype suppliers.
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