10/28, 12 pm: Elizabeth Ladt will discuss domestic and international climate politics, with a focus on the United Nations Climate Change Conference in December. Law School, Room 1302 Event sponsored by The Environmental Law Society. Contact Will Morgan, morgwk7@wfu.edu, for more information.
The Mountains-to-Sea Trail stretches 1,000 miles across the state of North Carolina from Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains to Jockey’s Ridge on the Outer Banks. The trail is approximately half-way complete with a little over 500 miles of footpath complete. Temporary connectors on […]
ARAMARK recently announced that they will serve Grayson Natural Foods hamburger patties twice monthly in the Reynolda Fresh Food Company. The announcement comes after a long accreditation endeavor on the part of Grayson Foods and ARAMARK, who typically buys […]
10/14, 7 pm: Brian Rosa of NC Dept of Environment and Natural Resources and Gary Bilbro, Presient of the Carolina Recycling Association will speak at the screening of Addicted to Plastic, a film about the negative consequences of excessive plastic consumption. Temple Emanuel: 201 […]
10/26, 7 pm: Jon Bowermaster’s recent film, Terra Antarctica documents a six-week long exploration of the Antarctic Peninsula by sea kayak. Annenberg Forum Contact Dedee DeLongpré Johnston: johnstdm@wfu.edu for more information.
10/27, 12:30 pm: Learn how past use of Reynolda Gardens has affected how the landscape looks and functions today. Education Wing of the Reynolda Gardens WFU greenhouse: 100 Reynolda Village Contact Camilla Wilcox: wilcoxcp@wfu.edu for more information.
The university recently invested in two BigBelly Solar Trash Compactors which will be demonstrated from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on October 9 in front of the Reynolda Fresh Food Company. Made in the USA of 80-100% post-consumer recycled plastic and other environmentally-sound material, […]
10/9, 11 am-1 pm: Come learn about the university’s new BigBelly Solar Trash Compactors at the show-and-tell demo media event. In front of the Reynolda Fresh Food Company Contact Jim Coffey: coffeyjb@wfu.edu, for more information about the event, or visit bigbellysolar.com for more information […]
10/3, 9:00 am: Volunteer to clean local waterways across Forsyth County during the annual sweep. Supplies and lunch provided. Winston-Salem, NC. Location vary Call City Link at 727-8000 or e-mail georges@cityofws.org for more information and to register. You may also use the online […]
10/8, 5:30 pm; 10/9, 7:30 am: The N.C. Sustainable Energy Association will join with state leaders to discuss growing North Carolina’s green energy economy. Charlotte, N.C. Visit energync.org/octforum for more information.
10/17-10/18, 10 am: Carolinas Power Shift will host its annual conference to demand strong climate and clean energy legislation. UNC Chapel Hill Visit carolinas.powershift09.org for more information.
9/22, 3:00 pm: Terri LeGrand, Piedmont Environmental Alliance (PEA) ED, will discuss the work that the PEA is doing to make a more sustainable community. ZSR Library Room 204 Contact Carolyn McCallum: mccallcj@wfu.edu
The Campus Garden is the result of student, faculty and staff efforts to help Wake Forest students better understand and influence the social, environmental, biological and political consequences of food production and consumption. While we hope to eventually have the food grown at the Campus […]
The beautiful picture featured on the banner or this website was taken in July 2009. Reynolda House can be seen faintly in the background while Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia hirta) steal the show in the foreground. The “re-wilding” of the Reynolda Gardens Field began over a […]
This year students will notice a few changes at the University Stores – and we think they’ll like what they see. University Stores is launching a new program, in partnership with Office Depot and HP called Recycle and Rewards. Students who are used to carrying […]