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Grand Rapids City-Wide Power Shift Event

,  |  Mar 16, 2011

This Friday 3/18 at 7pm in the John F. Donnelly Conference Center, Aquinas College is hosting a city-wide Power Shift 2011 event for students and community members across Western Michigan. Read more

Check out our new features!

 |  Sep 4, 2007

Check out Campus Ecology’s new website!  We have a huge searchable case study database that can help you get ideas on how to get your program off the ground!  We … Read more

Fellowship Deadline Approaching!

 |  Jan 22, 2007

The deadline for National Wildlife Federation fellowship applications is fast approaching! We are looking for undergraduate and graduate students committing to finding global warming solutions. Deadline for submissions is January … Read more

2007 Campus Ecology Fellowship Opportunity

 |  Dec 7, 2006

NWF is looking for undergraduate and graduate students dedicated to confronting global warming on campus to become our 2007 Campus Ecology Fellows. We encourage sustainability task forces, environmental committees, or … Read more

Campuses Taking the Lead on Global Warming Solutions

 |  Aug 18, 2006

"Sea-bed plan to store carbon", a recent BBC News article, details the theory that storing carbon dioxide under the sea could help to reduce global warming and will probably pose no … Read more

Scaling Mountains: The Big Guy and the Monster

 |  Aug 10, 2006

My friend, Justin, just climbed Denali and the official expedition name was “Big Guy and the Monster”. And Denali is, indeed, a monster! Seeing Justin’s amazing summit pictures made me … Read more

Moo-ve Over Conventional Farming!

 |  Jul 19, 2006

The most obvious culprits of global warming are transportation and energy, but what exactly does that mean? If we all change our light bulbs and buy a hybrid the problem … Read more

A Walk in the Park

 |  Jun 20, 2006

NWF’s mission is to inspire Americans to protect wildlife for our children’s future. The National Park Service was created to preserve natural resources. So it would be logical to assume … Read more