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Sustainability Events

Welcome to Sustainability Events!

Each participating member of the pack is helping us create campus communities that are healthier and more resilient! Our goal is to inform you of the sustainability activities at CSUSB and introduce you to positive habits that benefit your finances, the environment, and social well-being. Use the hashtag #ResilientCSUSB in your social media posts, take the small paw pledge, or email resilient@csusb.edu and be resilient!

Please join us as our campus learns and celebrates the advancements of sustainable living and a resilient lifestyle. Our campus community has the opportunity to explore and learn more about sustainable living and its advantages. 

Events

Our events will include daily career advice, food tips, movie recommendations, community engagement, and informational material to help educate our community in adopting more sustainable habits and overall lifestyle. We are excited to partner up with our campus community with several interdepartmental collaborations to bring a well-rounded experience for Sustainability events!

Current Events:
  • Monday, October 23, 2023: Sustainability Tips Workshop

Join the Department of Basic Needs and Student Support and CSUSB's Coyote Garden this October 23rd to celebrate Sustainability Month. The event will consist of a food-tasting session and a workshop filled with sustainability tips.

  • Monday: November 13, 2023: Trash Talk & Walk 

Want to help clean up our beautiful campus and make some friends along the way? Join ASI and the Office of Sustainability for Trash Talk & Walk. 

  • ​​Friday: November 17, 2023: Green Thumbs Day 

Volunteer at the Coyote Garden through ASI and the Office of Sustainability!  Plant some seeds and learn about gardening basics hands-on: weeding, watering, harvesting, and composting. 

  • Tuesday: December 5, 2023: Urban Tree Pest Detection Training 

The Office of Sustainability and the Inland Empire Resource Conservation District (IERCD) have partnered to host a lecture and demonstration on urban tree detection. The talk will center around the invasive shot hole borer with information on what the invasive pest does, what could stop the spread, and more. 

 

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We encourage you to check the links below to learn more about the different events.