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Join the UR Ecochallenge to participate in a campus-wide sustainability initiative to make our community greener! The Ecochallenge is a week-long program that includes daily events and activities that students, faculty and staff can participate in to earn points. At the end of the week, there will be prizes for those who earned the most points.
This year, draw inspiration from Ghanaian traditions and practices, and take actions that support a healthy, happy campus and planet. Each day contains opportunities to learn from global experts on topics such as environmental stewardship, justice, and community.
Challenges:
Day 1 - Rethink Waste
Day 2 - Preservation & Conservation
Day 3 - Food & Agriculture
Day 4 - Community & Climate
Day 5 - Nature Immersion
Challenges:
Day 1 - Rethink Waste
Day 2 - Preservation & Conservation
Day 3 - Food & Agriculture
Day 4 - Community & Climate
Day 5 - Nature Immersion
UR Ecochallenge: Ghana participants
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December 9 at 8:11 AM🥳 Congratulations to our 2025 International Education Week Ecochallenge winners!! 🎉 1️⃣ First Place: Jacob Sequeira 2️⃣ Second Place: Maya Basnyat 3️⃣ Third Place: Lucy Fox-Wiviott 💪 Group Prize Per Capita: Rethink Waste 💪 Group Prize Total: Team Global Health These individuals and teams really showed up this year for the IE Week...
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November 23 at 9:01 PMI have been meaning to "buy" dishes and silverware, since I've been using compostable silverware from the dining locations. I could find some good reusable kitchenware at Spider Exchange.
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November 23 at 12:15 PMNative plant species are essential because native species have evolved over hundreds of thousands to millions of years to be perfectly suited for their environment. Native species play key roles in maintaining ecological equilibrium, especially in the food web. Planting native species provides food for key species of pollinators, attracting...
