Tree Planting Party Teaches Students the Art of Gardening
csudhbulletin November 16, 2022 0 COMMENTSJoshua Baragan taught CSUDH students how to plant trees at a tree-planting party hosted by the Office of Sustainability. Photo by Kimberly Resendiz By Kimberly Resendiz, Staff Reporter The common answer to why planting trees is important is to help improve climate change. Arbor Day Foundation explains, “Trees help remove carbon dioxide from the air, storing […]
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Respect Your Mother – Here are Five Ways You Can Care for the Earth
csudhbulletin April 13, 2022 0 COMMENTSEarth Day is an opportunity to reflect the relationship we have with our planet. Photo by Lauris Rozentals Via Pexels Brandon Ramos, Staff Reporter Next week, April 22, marks the 52nd anniversary of Earth Day, a day where the big question roams many of us; How can we preserve mother nature for future generations? We […]
READ MOREBy Brenda Verano, Staff Reporter A big part of the estimated 600 tons of solid waste that Toros produce annually are plastic water bottles. In an effort to reduce that amount, the university is participating in a pilot program, The Recycling Machine Pilot, featuring innovative recycling machines that may lead to a greener campus. Olyns, […]
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By: Robert Rios, News Editor The future of the CSUDH farmers market may be clearer after today’s Academic Senate meeting as Sustainability Coordinator Ellie Perry will give a report on campus measures to promote sustainability, including whether to continue hosting the market, which began last semester. Perry’s presentation will touch on what sustainability is and […]
READ MOREBy Carissa Diaz Staff Writer After one year of being open, the Office of Sustainability has already made improvements on going green. Students and faculty have come together to help the university receive a bronze rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). The university received the bronze rating in […]
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