11/4 6:30 pm - ESSO Club Meeting
Outside NMSU Activities
This webinar will consist of: 1. Very quick overview of the need for and benefits of adaptation and resilience planning and action 2. Real world examples from higher education in partnership with other sectors (government, campus, communities) 3. Resources for planning, operation and continuous improvement More information can be found here.
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Defebd Our Future is a climate change activism club with the purpose of; spreading awareness of climate change on campus, create a culture of eco-friendly habits, educate students about proper recycling habits, and participate in local, state-wide, and national environmental activism. https://nmsu.zoom.us/j/96573357893
10/28 (1 - 2 pm) Higher Education institutions: Partners in Social & Economic Community Resilience
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This Week in Sustainability
Shout Out
10/27 (6:00 pm) Climate Reads: No One is Too Small to Make a Difference
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10/26/2020
NMSU Events
10/26 6:00 - 7:00 pm - Defend Our Future Meeting
New Mexico State University
Support Sustainability Projects through one time donations to the NMSU Sustainability Fund here or reoccurring through the Gift Payroll Deduction here. Follow @nmsu_sustainability on instagram Modify subscription to newsletter here
Defend Our Future Students gathered for a socially distant, mask wearing garden work day. They removed old plants to turn into compost, harvested some beets and kale, along with some general maintenance on the garden. With the help from organizations from NMSU Community Garden, Defend Our Future, South Campus Housing, and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers the community garden looks much better.
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
https://sustainability.nmsu.edu/
Branigan Library is hosting a virtual climate reads group . This week's discussion is on Greta Thunberg's book "No One is Too Small to Make a Difference." It is a short book so there is still time to get it read! Feel free to invite friends and family Zoom Meeting: 860 3316 1179 For more information e-mail bsauer@las-cruces.org
11/19 5:30 - 7:00 pm - Indigenous Kinship and Multispecies Justice (UNM event, NMSU partner)
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/ For mor information go to