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One of the most enticing features of Sonoma State is the well-maintained landscaped greenery. From crawling ivy to lavender clusters, vegetation adds vibrancy to campus, further beautifying the University.
(Rohnert Park) — With a goal of overseeing and advancing Sonoma State’s stepped-up commitment to sustainability and building resilience, the newly formed President’s Sustainability Advisory Council convened its first meeting on Oct. 26.
Photo from GEP Copeland Creek Trash Clean Up
Sonoma County is known for its beautiful views and endless outdoor opportunities. Residents are lucky to have regional parks, lakes and rivers in close proximity. However, with the privilege of living near such amenities comes a responsibility to preserve and protect.
Photo By: Daniel Olivas
Sonoma State University has been increasing efforts to instill sustainable habits within campus culture. A major part of becoming more environmentally conscious is spreading awareness of utilities usage.
On Tuesday, September 17th, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors, comprised of representatives from five districts, committed to prioritizing climate action in Sonoma County.
As a global push for sustainable actions becomes more urgent, students are taking initiative to spread information and further support the reform.
With climate change effects becoming progressively more apparent, concerned citizens are actively searching for ways to improve their environmental consciousness.
Nestled between shaded picnic tables and the Environmental Technology Center is one of SSU`s best hidden gems—the campus garden. Garden Stewards tend to the land by running irrigation systems, weeding, composting, planting and harvesting.