LEAF On The UA Campus. The Campus Arboretum supports The Linking Edible Arizona Forests Network. LEAF is a movement with the mission of harvesting local fruit that would otherwise go to waste. Learn how you can help us enhance local sustainability through campus harvests. Poetry - Respecting Our Planet. Trees Around the World Tour.

Vice President and Dean Shane Burgess. Resources for Faculty and Staff. SNRE Professor Elected a Fellow of the AAAS. John Koprowski, a professor in the School of Natural Resources and the Environment, was elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. UA Equestrian Western Team Sets Sights on Semi-Finals. 2017 Fall Semester Outstanding CALS Seniors.

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This building is an integration of art, movement and architecture. The dance studio is a glass box that celebrates the dance program and functions as a display window to the university mall. It is protected from the elements by a scrim of woven wire. Environment and Natural Resources Building 2. An extensive addition and renovation that is the new home for football operations. We were here six years ago and the footbal.

School of Earth and Environmental Sciences. The School of Earth and Environmental Sciences is a federation of units that produces knowledge about earth and environmental processes and human-environment interactions at all geographic and temporal scales. SEES faculty and researchers provide the scientific basis for environmental and climate policy, train the next generation of scientists, and disseminate knowledge and solutions for the benefit of society.