June 9, 3 pm
Come visit the Grow2Heal farm in South Miami. The program grows produce for hospital patients and staff, and serves as a hands-on educational farm. Students and teachers from all over the region visit the farm regularly to learn where their food comes from. You can register by contacting greenu@miami.edu (first come, first served).
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June 18, 4 pm
Did you know the University of Miami's dining halls and food court compost all their plant- based food scraps? Compost For Life helps reduce environmental impacts by diverting food waste from landfills, and recycling it into quality soil to create a sustainable cycle. Tour their facililty, located at 20350 SW 157th Ave, Miami, FL 33170 (map). Register now
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Green Sports Alliance Summit
The Green Sports Alliance Summit is one of the largest and most influential gatherings uniting the sports and entertainment community around sustainability and social responsibility. Annually, GSA convenes industry stakeholders and features proven solutions to advance the green sports and entertainment movement. This year, the University of Miami will participate by offering a tour of green buildings on campus. Learn more
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July 1, 12-1 pm
Join Miami Dade Water Conservation program manager, Patrick Martin, at the Richter Library, Conference room 343, to learn about water-saving. Miami Dade residents can receive rebates for the purchase and installation of high-efficiency toilets, faucets and showerheads. This event is co-sponsored by UM Libraries. Free giveaways, snacks, and beverages will be served. Register now
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July 11, 12-1 pm
WE-LAB is a collaboration between Dream in Green, Miami-Dade County, and various cities in South Florida to build awareness on how water and energy are interrelated, empowering each of us to make informed decisions regarding water and energy use. The program is made available through various partnerships, including Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department and Solid Waste Management. Register now
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July 16, 12-1 pm
Gardening in Florida can be both incredibly rewarding and entirely frustrating. Our subtropical climate is perfect for growing an abundance of different vegetables, fruits, and herbs, but the challenges can sometimes be a bit overwhelming. Learn with experts from the IFAS extension. Join us in Campo Sano Building - Main Lobby (1300 Campo Sano Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33146; map). Register now
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July 18, 4.30 - 6 pm,
Help us beautify some of the Coral Gables campus butterfly gardens. We will be planting various native plants. The benefits of planting natives are increased biodiversity, water conservation and pollinators protection. Bring your bottle of water, a large hat, long sleeves, and tied shoes. Meet the team at 4:30 pm at the Cesarano fountain, 5202 University Dr, Coral Gables, FL 33146 (MH Business School: map) Register now
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GREEN U and ECO ON SOCIAL MEDIA
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