11/18 6:30 pm - ESSO Club Meeting
The webinar series, which will be available to a global audience, builds on the efforts of UNM professor Subhankar Banerjee, founding Directo of the Species in Peril project at UNM, and Senator Tom Udall. The webinar will explore how academia can support policy-makers advance agenda identified by science and informed by community concerns and cultrual knowledge and practices - as critical to the long-term health of the planet and the nation. For more information visit speciesinperil.unm.edu/wp/unm-biodiversity-webinar-series-fall-2020-overview/
Outside NMSU Activities
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Defend Our Future is hosting a virtual Defend out Coffe event discussing the impacts climate change will have on the coffee industry. The first 30 people to register will recieve a free coffee at Spirit Winds! https://nmsu.zoom.us/j/94585307900
11/19 5:30 - 7:00 pm - Indigenous Kinship and Multispecies Justice (UNM event, NMSU partner)
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This Week in Sustainability
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11/19 (11-12:30) Leading the Way: Global Universities as Living Labs & Agents of Change for Climate Action & Sustainability
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NMSU Events
11/16 6:00 - 7:00 pm - Defend Our Coffee
New Mexico State University
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You might recognize Kendra Wardon as the wonderful moderator for last weeks Conversation on Waste Reduction. Kendra Wardon is a senior at NMSU majoring in Conservation Ecology with a major in Biology. She is currently working under Dr. Milligan researching landscape genetics and the impact of distance on the genetic variation of insect-pollinated, Big Leaf Maple. Kendra is also involved in various student organizations including the Compost Club and Defend Our Future. After graduation Kendra hopes to get a job that involves educating the public about the impotants of preserving our natural spaces and the species that inhabit them.
Within the Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences college. It's mission statement is to spread environmental awareness, give back to the community, encourage students to branch out and introduce students to new and exciting possibilities. ESSO strives to educate the community on earth sciences and environmental sustainability. https://nmsu.zoom.us/j/99382928111
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Climate action and sustainability are growing priorities for universities around the world. Many are responding by devloping strong operational sustainability goals are targets, and placing an increased emphasis on teaching and research related to climate change and sustainability. This webinar wille explore the approaches that several global universities are taking to transform their campuses and position themselves as change agents in society with respect to climate action and sustainability.