The Otis Fellowship: Each year, around 2-5 students are selected as Otis Fellows to receive grants in the range of $2,000 to $6,000 in support of their own particular off-campus projects which explore an environmental and/or eco-spiritual topic. The Biology Department has an eclectic offering of courses, and allows students to explore all types of biology in the world.Ĭheck out the Biology Department’s Dendrology class’ work on campus: “A Treasure Trove of Botanical Identification”: Campus Engagement with DendrologyĮnvironmental Fellowship & Internship Opportunities During Short Term, there is a course called The Ecology of Place: Field Methods for Coastal Research at Bates Morse Mountain where students assess the health of environmental features such as salt marshes and coastal forests while working at the Bates-Morse Mountain Conservation Area and in Phippsburg, Maine. There are courses such as Conservation Biology, where students contemplate species and ecosystem conservation. The Biology Department offers a broad spectrum of courses, many of which display its environmental commitment. Check out Bates Environmental Studies to learn more. The major requires students to complete a course titled Practicum in Community-Engaged Research, which involves completing project reports and working to understand the relationship Bates and surrounding communities have with the natural world. Concentrations available include Ecology and Earth Systems, Economics and Science of the Environment, Environment and Human culture, and Global Environmental Politics. The Environmental Studies Department explores humanity’s relationship with the natural world and the built environment through a range of disciplines.
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Living Earth - 5210 S.Professor Mueller taught a course titled “Climate Change and the Stories We Tell.” The course culminated in the making of a unique, immersive multimedia on-line archive that holds the stories of many Mainers living with and adapting to changes in the climate. Living Earth - 1700 Highway 90A East, Richmond Living Earth - 1503 Industrial Dr, Missouri City Living Earth sites have limited hours Friday, Dec. Westpark Consumer Recycling Center - 5900 Westpark Softball Parking lot - 6402 Arnot St, Houston, TX 77007Įlington Airport Recycling Drop-off –HWY Brantley RoadĬlosed Monday, Jan. Kingwood (Branch Library)– Bens View Lane Bens Branch Driveĭoss Park (gates close at 5) - 2500 Frick Road (County Park) Sunbeam Neighborhood Depository - 5100 Sunbeam Southwest Neighborhood Depository - 10785 SW Freeway Sommermeyer Neighborhood Depository - 14400 Sommermeyer Kirkpatrick Neighborhood Depository - 5565 Kirkpatrick 1, 2022Ĭentral Neighborhood Depository - 2240 Central St. Houston Christmas tree recycling locations and hoursĭepositories Closed Sunday, Dec.
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Officials say artificial trees can be disposed of on your scheduled junk waste collection day, and additional opportunities to recycle live Christmas trees are also available through the city’s yard waste curbside collection program on scheduled residential tree waste service days.įOR THE LATEST NEWS UPDATES, DOWNLOAD THE FOX 26 NEWS APPĪll trees collected for recycling will be re-purposed into rich mulch and made available in bags or in bulk directly from Living Earth and other participating local area retailers, officials say.įor more information, click here.
Flocked, artificial, or painted trees will not be recycled.
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