Research Guides: Sustainable NSCC Students: Green Sleeves: National Wildlife Federation

Campus Ecology Webinars

Greener Campus Webinar Series
These webinars give NWF Campus Ecology members and partners the opportunity to hear from leading practitioners in the field on conservation and sustainability topics and to provide a forum for questions and discussion.

ClimateEdu: news for a green campus

ClimateEdu
This is an e-newsletter that covers campus projects that are breaking new ground in climate action and sustainability.

Campus Ecology

Design a new logo
Campus Sustainability Day in October.
Submit your logo to campus@nwf.org by April 4th!
Mascot Madness
How Climate Change is Hurting School Spirit.
New National Wildlife Federation Report Details Threats to Real-Life Species behind Campus Icons
Campus Fellowships
DEADLINE APRIL 14.
Monetary fellowship grants of $2,000 are awarded to undergraduate and graduate students working with members of the faculty, staff, or administration on projects designed to help address climate change impacts and to protect wildlife and habitat on campus and beyond.

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Fellows also receive project support, leadership development, recognition of their accomplishments and other perks.
Join Campus Ecology
Gain access to online resources, webinars, news and more!
It's free.

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Receive our bi-weekly e-newsletter, ClimateEdu: News for the Green Campus. Participate in our Greener Campus webinars - four or five each year.
Your organization or affiliation will be listed on the National Wildlife Federation Campus Ecology website.
You will receive the Campus Ecology web banner for your climate action leadership.
Campus Sustainability Case Studies
"Campus Ecology gathers these case studies to document and celebrate the great work being done at colleges and universities across the country, and to help others learn from these projects."

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Case studies for the 2011-2012 year are due August 3, 2012!
Young Reporters for the Environment
This environmental journalism competition invites youth between the ages of 13-21 to report on topics related to the environment.