11 Champions for Change were recognized this year for their excellence in the category of sustainability or heath and wellness. Learn more about each award recipient and their amazing accomplishments!

Take a look back at the incredible advice given by the Green Gators! We’ve featured 28 Green Gators of the Month, and every single one has given valuable insights about how to be a sustainable member of the UF community.

Kathryn Davis, a Business Management major, has a vision to create change at the corporate level. She dreams of using her entrepreneurial skills to start her own business focused on providing environmental consulting services to corporations and small businesses. Kathryn is the President of Eco-Gator and she shares her strategies for improving your student org!

The Office of Sustainability will host the Sustainability-In-Action Showcase on Wednesday, April 9, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Reitz Union breezeway/tabling area to kick off UF Earth Month. This tabling event will allow visitors to learn more about sustainability on campus and connect with organizations with a strong commitment to sustainability. It […]

Sustainable UF invites you to celebrate UF Earth Month 2025 during the entire month of April! Join us and our campus partners as we highlight UF’s sustainability work through engaging events, experiences, and a sense of community.

Dr. Kole Ade-Odutola is a Senior Lecturer at UF in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures with a deep passion for sustainability, culture, and art. His UF Quest course, Is There Culture in Architecture?, teaches students how to recognize history, identity, and sustainability within building design.

Meet Zoe Richter, the first Green Gator of 2025! Zoe is an active member of student government at UF, serving as a student representative on the Sustainability Committee. She wants to pursue environmental protection law and environmental law. Keep reading to find out what she thinks is the easiest way to be sustainable as a student.

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.

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!

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 […]