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Green Gator of the Month: Michael Volk

Michael Volk, Associate Professor and Associate Director for UF's Center for Landscape Conservation Planning

Michael Volk works to intertwine sustainability with land use planning as part of his role as a Research Associate Professor and Associate Director of UF’s Center for Landscape Conservation Planning. He encourages collaboration on sustainability issues and strives to welcome everyone to the table that can contribute.

Green Gator of the Month: Brynn Fricke

UF student Brynn Fricke with a bird at the banding lab.

Brynn’s wildlife and conservation interests have taken her around the world to observe and work side-by-side other cultures to learn more about sustainability in different environments in Madagascar and Honduras. At UF, Brynn relies on her awesome mentors for support and advice navigating a future in sustainability!

Help UF In Its Journey To Carbon Neutrality As A Sustainability Data Integration Intern

This position was filled. We are not accepting applications at this time! Position Summary The Data Integration Intern will assist in developing connections to various data sources, integrating data into existing systems, and supporting the automation of annual reporting processes with a sustainability focus. This role will be instrumental in aligning data integration tasks with […]

Fall 2024 BIODIVERSITY INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

Are you passionate about conservation and ready to be a change agent on campus? Look no further than the Biodiversity Internship with the UF Office of Sustainability! We’re thrilled to offer a paid internship starting in Fall 2024 that provides hands-on experience and a chance to engage the campus community in our conservation areas.

Congratulations to the 2024 Champions for Change!

Students doing the Gator Chomp at the Champions for Change Ceremony.

12 outstanding individuals/groups were recognized this year for their contributions to sustainability and/or health and well-being at UF. Keep reading to earn more about each recipient!

Green Gator of the Month: Madeline Stewart

Madeline Stewart, UF student, enjoying some free time hiking in the mountains.

Madeline Stewart talks with us about her job at the Butterfly Rainforest, Manatee County Natural Resources Department Internship, and her thesis covering the connections between hunting and Fish and Wildlife Department funding nationally. You also don’t want to miss her poetic explanation of what drives her commitment to sustainability!

Green Gator of the Month: Anusha Chaudhary

Anusha Chaudhary, March Green Gator of the Month, PhD student in Geography.

Anusha Chaudhary, PhD student of Medical Geography and instructor for Conservation of Resources, is the Green Gator of the Month! She says her favorite thing about teaching is meeting new students every semester and having a cross-learning environment. Whether it be conservation updates, fun facts, or new slang, she enjoys the opportunity to learn from students while they learn from her. 

Sustainability-in-Action Showcase: UF Earth Month 2024

Sustainability-in-Action Showcase flyer for UF Earth Month 2024

UF Earth Month’s main event is the Sustainability-in-Action Showcase! On Tuesday, April 16th, everyone will gather to celebrate sustainability on campus at this engaging and interactive tabling fair.

UF Earth Month 2024

UF Earth Month 2024 graphic.

SustainableUF invites you to celebrate UF Earth Month 2024 during the entire month of April! Join us and our campus partners as we highlight UF’s sustainability wins through engaging events, experiences, and a sense of community.

Green Gator of the Month: Danny Coenen

UF faculty member Danny Coenen, Environmental Science.

Dr. Danny Coenen is heavily involved in educating, promoting, and supporting sustainability at UF through his work. He is an Instructional Associate Professor of Environment Science and the Undergraduate Coordinator for the School of Natural Resources and Environment (SNRE). He teaches EVR2001, Intro to Environmental Science, and impacts hundreds of students each year who otherwise may never engage with sustainability in their lives.