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EARTH DAY • April 18th 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. @ MU Student Center Plaza Join us for some great fun and celebrate our green earth. A very special day is coming up this April: Earth Day. In recognition of this occasion, the MU Garden Club and the MU Sustainability Department are hosting an Earth Day
“Meatless Mondays” – join us in the “Meatless Mondays” challenge. Eating less meat reduces demand, greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, and our carbon footprint, all from changing one simple meal choice. All dining halls offer meatless options, too, so it is super easy. “Student Garden Volunteer Days” – Thursdays from 4-7PM @ the MU Student Gardens (Behind
“Meatless Mondays” – join us in the “Meatless Mondays” challenge. Eating less meat reduces demand, greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, and our carbon footprint, all from changing one simple meal choice. All dining halls offer meatless options, too, so it is super easy. “Student Garden Volunteer Days” – Thursdays from 4-7PM @ the MU Student Gardens (Behind
“Meatless Mondays” – join us in the “Meatless Mondays” challenge. Eating less meat reduces demand, greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, and our carbon footprint, all from changing one simple meal choice. All dining halls offer meatless options, too, so it is super easy. EcoCycle Bike Loan Program is in its 7th year, so come on
“Meatless Mondays” – join us in the “Meatless Mondays” challenge. Eating less meat reduces demand, greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, and our carbon footprint, all from changing one simple meal choice. All dining halls offer meatless options, too, so it is super easy. EcoCycle Bike Loan Program is in its 7th year, so come on
“Meatless Mondays” – join us in the “Meatless Mondays” challenge. Eating less meat reduces demand, greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, and our carbon footprint, all from changing one simple meal choice. All dining halls offer meatless options, too, so it is super easy. EcoCycle Bike Loan Program is in its 7th year, so come on
If so, then we have a garden for you. If you love to gardening or if you would love to learn how to garden or are anywhere in between, we are looking for volunteers for the MU student garden. Students or community members, all are welcome. To find out more about the student garden
We are excited to welcome the following people to the 2017 Huntington Sustainability Fair. Don’t miss out on all of the fun, interesting and exciting things we have planned for May 20th! Appalachian Forest Herbs Bamboozled BES Nursery LLC The Bodega Market and Cafe Cabell County Master Gardeners City of Huntington Crackerjack Farms Energy Efficient
Come listen to some live local music at the 3rd Annual Huntington Sustainability Fair! Behind the Wild Ramp (Acoustic Sets) 11am: Ace Freely 11:30am: Jarren Jackson – facebook.com/heavyhittersband 12:00pm: Tom Cannon – facebook.com/tom.cannon.52 12:30pm: Whitney Lee Hodges – facebook.com/WhitneyLeeCollaborative 1:00pm: Zach Mcglone – facebook.com/officialzachmcglone 1:30pm: Jon Bassin – facebook.com/jonbassinmusic 2:00pm: Michael Lyzenga 2:30pm: Jeffery Smith 3:00pm: Jason Goble –
OVEC, one of the major supporters of Huntington’s Sustainability Fair, will be showing three award winning documentaries about Solar Power, Renewable Energy, and American’s Food System. Please make time in your day during the 3rd annual Sustainability Fair (May 20, 2017) to visit OVEC (725 W. 14th Street) and watch at least one of these