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10 Free Student Tickets to "Wild in the City: Exploring the Intertwine" at Portland Japanese Garden

10 free tickets for students!

Wild in the City: Exploring the Intertwine

Mike Houck, Executive Director, Urban Greenspaces Institute and Co-Founder, The Intertwine Alliance

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Take part in the Oregon Higher Education Sustainability Conference!

Colleges and universities serve a unique role in our state. We have a responsibility to investigate societal challenges, test drive potential solutions, and serve as the shepherds of a sustainable future. Take part in the effort to maximize our collective potential. Join campus professionals, faculty, and students for two days of dialogue, networking, and training at the 2013 Oregon Higher Education Sustainability Conference (OHESC).

Earth Week Re-cap: Intercultural Sustainability Exhibition Spotlight - Slovakia Presentation

The Wolf Private Nature Reserve has an area of 21.24 hectares and is situated in Prešov region, in the Čergov Mountains. WOLF has aquired the forest from a private landowner. The amount that was necessary for buying the forest - 3.2 million Slovak crowns - was raised by the fundraising campaign "Buy Your Own Tree" and help of supporters from 19 different countries across the world. WOLF has been the owner of the forest since 1998 with no human interventions taken in this forest ever since.

Bike to PSU Challenge - This May!

May 1–31, 2012

Start a team, join a team, or ride solo.
Challenge your friends.
Win prizes.

Bike to PSU Challenge

How does it work?

Help CSO reduce idling on campus! Take this quick survey.

In support of Multnomah County’s “Idling Gets You Nowhere” campaign and PSU’s own Climate Action Plan, the Environmental Club is working with Transportation & Parking staff to reduce vehicular idling on campus. Together, we hope to promote efficient driving practices, decrease the idling habit, and ensure cleaner air for the PSU community. You can help by calling our attention to areas around campus where you feel idling is an issue.

Nov. 2nd meeting to address Portland Streetcar discontinuation of fareless rail zone!

The opportunity has arrived to announce opinions about the Portland Streetcar's Streetcars potential decision to discontinue the Fareless Rail Zone. 

The Citizen Advisory Committee will hear brief statements at its meeting this Wednesday at 3:30 in the Pettygrove Room at City Hall.

Will the Portland Streetcar Discontinue Free Rail Zone?

On Monday October 25th there was a meeting held by the Downtown Neighborhood Association with the purpose of discussing the Portland Streetcar. Three representatives from the Portland Bureau of Transportation gave a presentation to the Downtown Neighborhood Association about the implementation of the new streetcar loop connecting the existing line to the east side of the Multnomah river, as well as the elimination of the fareless rail zone in downtown Portland.

Copenhagenizing the NW?

Copenhagenization and stuff

All things bikes, and bicycling are one of Portland’s biggest claims to fame in the U.S. We are rich in cycle culture and proud of it if I do say so myself! 
But what do we know of cycle societies around the world? 
Many of you lovely biking Portlanders may already know this, but there are others who precede our bike savvy ways, and go beyond what we currently offer. Shocking, I know, but it is true.

Community Spotlight

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Pursuing graduate sustainability certificate, with a focus on policy and science in sustainable governance. Applying to environmental...