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Way to Go Green, Blue! M-Pulse, the U-M solar car, places first in the U.S. race and third in the World Solar Challenge. Read all about it… |
The following links will lead you to information about how you can help keep our campus cleaner and greener. If you have any questions or want more information, please contact the Stewardship Initiative at
environmental.stewardship@umich.edu.
Way to Go Green, Blue! The Business School’s annual “Green Clean Day” netted 7.75 tons of paper waste for recycling. See their website for more details. |
Stormwater: What you can do to help
Improving surface water quality on campus
Improving surface water quality at home
Way to Go Green, Blue! According to a survey in the 8/01 issue of Automotive Fleet magazine, U-M is first among all universities in its use of alternative fuel vehicles. |
Academic and administrative building recycling
Buy recycled programs:
Way to Go Green, Blue! In July 1998, faculty and staff at the North Ingalls Building collected an incredible 7.13 tons of paper for recycling as the result of cleaning out one single records room! |
Let the VanPool do the driving
Commuter bus schedules and routes
Way to Go Green, Blue! The Ann Arbor Historic District Commission will be granting Nichols Arboretum the Preservation Project of the Year Award at a ceremony May 13th at City Hall. The "Arb" is being recognized for moving and rehabilitating the James D. Reader, Jr. Urban Environmental Education Center. |
Nichols Arboretum has a number of volunteer programs for interested individuals. Prairie burns in the fall and spring, monthly weeding sessions, and plantings days are just a few of the options. You can also help by becoming an Arb tour guide, and by working on special events such as the Birdathon and the ArbFest. The Arb’s volunteer page has more information.
