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Campus monarchs
Professor Dennis Werner and graduate student Melissa Tinling are creating a network of campus pollinator gardens to support monarch butterfly migration.
NC State Researcher Unearths Soilās Impact On Human Health
On the door of Dr. Dean Hesterbergās office in Williams Hall is a sticker that reads, āI heart soil.ā That simple phrase sums up the...
NC State Soil Scientist Aims To Improve Access to Safe Water
Every day 100 million people in Southeast Asia are slowly poisoned by the very well water they need to survive. In whatās been called the...
EcoVillage students use campus turf to research compost benefits
For NC State student Andrew Harrell,Ā spring break kickstarted an opportunity to think and do on campus. During a March 2014 sustainable planning and urban development...
Sustainable student-grown plants adorn Chancellorās residence
NC State students and staff think and do right down to the summer plants soaking up the sun in the soil surrounding The Point, home of the universityās chancellor.
Busy as a Bee Garden
College of Veterinary Medicine students just completed a bee apiary and community garden, thanks to a grant from the NC State Sustainability Fund.
Garden, bees boost sustainability at College of Veterinary Medicine
This year a group of students at NC Stateās College of Veterinary Medicine have been busy as bees establishing a habitat for bees and a community garden on campus.
Student āthinks outside the hiveā to address global bee shortage
Leigh-Kathryn Bonnerās vision is for Durham to become the model for urban beekeeping.