Communities, Culture & Engagement

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Young activists press for action on climate change

 

Inexperience and age aren't stopping young people in Arizona and around the world from demanding action.

How Quickly Can You Find The Lizard Hiding In Plain Sight In This Pic?

Every week, Earyn McGee shares a fun game for her 16,000 Twitter followers. The PhD student at the University of Arizona's School of Natural Resources and the Environment is popular on Twitter as the creator of #FindThatLizard - a challenge that is exactly what it sounds like.

Verify: How well do plastic bag bans help the planet?

Are paper and cotton really that much better?

UBRP Conference showcases undergraduates' biology research

Over 100 University of Arizona undergraduate researchers presented their work at the 31st annual Undergraduate Biology Research Program Conference in the Environmental and Natural Resources 2 building on Saturday, Jan. 25. This conference served as a public showcase of the work UBRP students completed during their time in the program.

Studying Drought In An Enclosed Rainforest

The world's hottest rainforest isn't the Amazon. It's not even in the tropics. It's kept under glass in the desert of Southern Arizona.

Indige Fewss Students Spring Break Immersion in Navajo Country

Indige-FEWSS Spring Break Immersion in Navajo Country

UA-CEAC Off Grid Greenhouse

UA Food-Energy-Water Research Teams With AZ Navajo Tribal Education

Titled Indigenous Food, Energy, and Water Security and Sovereignty (Indigi-FEWSS), the goal of this project is to educate and engage students, with an emphasis on recruitment of first-generation and minority students seeking opportunities

UA-CEAC Off Grid Greenhouse

UA Food-Energy-Water Research Teams With AZ Navajo Tribal Education

Titled Indigenous Food, Energy, and Water Security and Sovereignty (Indigi-FEWSS), the goal of this project is to educate and engage students, with an emphasis on recruitment of first-generation and minority students seeking opportunities