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03/19/2019

Miami student teams among those awarded nearly $75,000 in EPA grant

Public Now.com and EPA.Gov, March 18 (subscription may be required)

02/27/2019

Grassland response to global change to be the topic of the Department of Biology's Roger Wilson Lecture in Botany

On Wednesday, March 6, Dr. Eric Seabloom, Professor of Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior at the University of Minnesota, will give a presentation entitled "Grassland Ecosystems and Global Change: Insights from NutNet, a Globally-Replicated Experiment"

02/25/2019

Miami's Institute for Food: Fostering healthy food, healthy eating, healthy communities, and a healthy planet

Friday, February 22 was National CSA Daya celebration of community supported agriculture, a direct farm-to-consumer market model where people pay for a share of a farmer's harvest in advance. Each week during the harvest season subscribers receive a share of what the farmer grows

02/14/2019

Institute for the Environment & Sustainability's annual Willeke Lecture dives deep into ocean deoxygenation

On February 7, Miami's Institute for the Environment & Sustainability (IES) presented a lecture by Denise Breitburg, senior scientist with the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

02/06/2019

Zero Waste Oxford to host Miami's first pop-up thrift shop on February 10-16

Zero Waste Oxford, Miami'[s newest student organization, is focused on both reducing waste on Miami's campus and around the greater Oxford area

01/25/2019

AlChE and EWB worked together to win Chemical Engineering for Good Challenge

Miami Universitys AlChE student chapter wins 1st place

01/17/2019

Julia Robinson wants children to fall in love with nature

With more than 54,000 specimens in the museum, Julia Robinson has much to share.

Julia Robinson is the director of the Cecilia Berg Center for Environmental Education and the senior project manager and museum educator at the Robert A. Hefner Museum of Natural History.

01/08/2019

Lean Fair 2019 is Jan. 16