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Overview
We are the largest and most active environmental group on campus. Please consider joining us. Guests are welcome at all of our events, which you can see on this page.
History
We were formed in 1970, the year of the first Earth Day, and we have been working to protect the environment ever since.
Social Media
Scroll on down to see our social media feeds, which feature members at our events, or see the logos that link from this page to our social media accounts.
Your Invitation
Please consider joining us. Guests are always welcome at all of our events, which you can see on this page.
What We Do
Activities
We have a wide range of interesting and rewarding activities, such as:
- Weekly meetings
- include presentations, films, networking, and socializing. Yes, we provide pizza and beverages.
- 7pm every Tuesday in Anderson Hall, room 350.
- Monthly lectures
- by prominent guest speakers are followed by an opportunity to meet and speak with our visitor. This is also a great networking opportunity. Pizza? You bet!
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7pm the first Wednesday of every month in Anderson Hall, room 350.
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Community-service activities
- cleanup and planting projects in Herman Park or along the campus creek. We have already restored more than ten acres to a pristine condition, and we can do more with your help. We will provide sandwiches and beverages.
- 9am the first Saturday of every month. We meet in the Anderson Hall parking lot. Be sure to wear comfortable clothes, boots, and gloves.
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Tutoring
- available for all environmental classes.
- by appointment. Come to any of our weekly meetings to arrange a schedule.
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Career counseling
- for those interested in environmental professions.
- for future environmental professionals is also by appointment. We will set that up for you when you come to any of our meetings.
How We Make a Difference
Favorite Charitable Causes
Our favorite charitable causes are Environment, Climate Change, and Agriculture.
Favorite Nonprofits
Our favorite nonprofits are Sierra Club, National Trust for Public Land, National Resource Defense Council, and Defenders of Wildlife.
Community Service and Volunteering
As an environmental club, our main activity is hands-on community service. We roll up our sleeves and do a combination of cleaning up, restoration, and planting natural areas. It is wonderful to be able to see our immediate impact. We also advocate for a greener campus with a recycling program, energy conservation, and water conservation measures.
Fundraising
We conduct several fundraisers each year to encourage donations to support the important work of National Resource Defense Council.
People
Current Members
We have 225 active members from 36 states and 17 countries. About 75% are undergraduates, half of whom are environmental majors. The other 25% are graduate students. Photos of our members will soon start appearing below.
Potential Members: You and Your Friends!
Membership is open to all students. Just come to any of our events, and introduce yourself. Not ready to join? Come to any event, and be our guest. If you have friends who might be interested, please direct them to this page, too.
Membership Fees
No fees here. We are entirely free to students.
Leadership
- President: Albert Gore, Environmental Science major, class of 2023
- Vice President: John Muir, Environmental Engineering major, class of 2024
- Treasurer: Carl Pope, Marine Biology major, class of 2024
Faculty Advisor
Our faculty advisor is Professor James Hansen in the Climate Science department.
Communication
Office Hours
We have an office at Room 350B of Anderson Hall. Come by between noon and 2pm on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday.
Contact Us
Feel free to get in touch: forestry-club@sample-university.edu
Miscellaneous
Registered
Yes, we are a registered organization.
Social Media
Here are our links: Website, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin, YouTube
Our feeds appear below.
These Students Chose Us as a Favorite Organization
We are delighted that the students appearing below have indicated that we are a favorite organization of theirs.
To join them, just click the "Add to Favorites" button above. This click will also add you to the college students page if you are not already there.
Our Organization's Events
Please see our Events Page.
Help Support Our Favorite Nonprofit
Please join us in supporting National Resources Defense Council and its important work.
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