 | Harvest Festival at the Farmers' Market Thursday, October 17, 10a - 2p
Hope Plaza, WUSM In addition to the weekly farmers’ market, connect with local organizations and learn how to take action in your community More >> |
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 | Foraging Workshop with Stan Braude Monday, October 21, 3p - 4p
Meet at on-campus farm Burning Kumquat A walk around campus to identify edible trees, bushes and greens including pecans, pawpaw, plantain, service berry, and much more! More >> |
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 | | Photo Exhibition Opening Reception Tuesday, October 22, 6:30p - 7:30p
Steinberg Hall Gallery “Innovation, Access, and Equality: Examining the Food Landscape in St. Louis” will run through October 31. Local food provided! More >> |
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Edison Courtyard outside of the DUC Celebrate fall with local farmers, games, skillshare activities, free food, seeds, campus groups, live music, and more! More >> |
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Seigle Hall, 208 A lecture from the Agrifood Workshop series focusing on learning processes among alternative farmers and robotic dairies. More >> |
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Steinberg Auditorium Local farmers certified “Known & Grown” will discuss their practices and share their stories. Followed by a reception with local food. More>> |
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 | | "Right to Harm" Movie Screening Wednesday, October 23, 6p - 8p
College Hall, South 40 (Risa's Commons) Award-wining documentary that exposes the public health impact of concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs). More>> |
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 | | Keynote: African American Land Ethic Thursday, October 24, 7p - 8p | Brown LoungeEbonie Alexander, executive director of Black Family Land Trust, will deliver the keynote lecture focused on the “Intersection of Conservation, Environmental Justice and Protection”. More>> |
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| | |  | Carbon Neutral Climate Dialogue Date: October 22, 6:30p - 9pLocation: Hillman Hall’s Clark-Fox ForumThe City of St. Louis, WashU and POCACITO (Post Carbon Cities of Tomorrow) are hosting a dialogue with sustainability experts coming from the EU to discuss Climate Justice, Carbon Neutrality and Net Zero Energy. More >> |
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 | Arbor Tour: 10th Anniversary October 29 and 31, multiple locations Self-guided group tours, as well as a tour with the campus arborist, are on the menu of special events curated to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Arbor Tour. Save the date! More >> |
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 | Annual Tree Planting Day November 7, 1p - 3p, Whittemore House Learn tree planting techniques while contributing to a meaningful landscape restoration project alongside WashU's arboriculture experts. Hot beverage and sweet treats provided! More >> |
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 | Grow Solar Power Hour at WashU October 23, 6p - 7p, Schnuck Pavilion, 202 Grow Solar STL, the group-purchasing program for residential solar, surpassed the benchmark of 50 kilowatts of collective solar capacity, resulting in a 1% price reduction for all participants! “Solar Power Hours” will be held throughout the region until the end of the month. More >> |
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 | Rheaply Launch Party November 7, 11:30 - 1p, Jubel Hall, 121 Rheaply is the new Surplus Exchange Platform for internal circulation of unwantd items at WashU. Come for a demonstration and to learn more about the applications of this tool. More >> |
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 | Recycling Genius Training Date: November 20, 12 - 12:45p Location: Schnuck Pavilion, room 202
A brief, yet in-depth, training on what can be recycled and composted and why. You'll officially become a Recycling Genius! More >> |
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