Celebrating the sweet history of Hueston Woods
By Tori Fee | 22 hours agoThe annual Hueston Woods maple syrup festival allows visitors a chance to learn the art and history behind maple sugaring while enjoying time in local natural areas.
The annual Hueston Woods maple syrup festival allows visitors a chance to learn the art and history behind maple sugaring while enjoying time in local natural areas.
Despite a location change and financial struggles, Uptown Threads remains open with a new mission aimed at providing for the community.
Flights for conferences, studying abroad and more are a cherished part of the Miami experience for students and faculty alike. How will Miami address flight emissions in their commitment to become carbon neutral?
“Leading a university is kind of like overseeing a small city.”
The "Recycling with the Redhawks" basketball game showcased local sustainability efforts to a historic crowd.
Miami University's new Chick-fil-A location takes hundreds of orders a day and resulted in wait times as long as three hours. Their sustainable packaging initiative aims to reduce the waste created from this intense consumption.
Butler County farms are estimated to lose $213,000 per year due to natural disasters. Changing weather patterns have the potential to threaten farming practices and annual harvests.
Hueston Woods is well known for its camping and hiking opportunities. However, the park is also home to live animals and educational opportunities in the nature center.
Oxford's water is notoriously hard, causing issues from hair damage to utility damage for students and residents. The city is working to resolve this through a water softening program, but in the meantime, students are finding other ways to mitigate the problem.
This year's sustainability week will include 13 community building events from Sunday, Oct. 19 to Sunday, Oct. 26.
Miami University's newest energy initiative aims to power both the campus and student learning. The 2.26 acre solar array will put the university closer to its carbon neutrality goal and double as a "sustainability park" open to the public.
This semester, the Institute for the Environment and Sustainability welcomed a new director. J.D. Wulfhorst, expert in rural sociology and environmental science, looks forward to being a part of the Miami community.
Four Mile Creek serves as an important natural area for Oxford and Miami University. An upcoming restoration project seeks to increase its connectivity and improve the ecosystem.
New Ohio legislation could expand fracking in state parks and public natural areas, raising concern from Miami University students and organizations across the state.
Under the Trump administration, national parks have faced staffing and funding cuts. However, Oxford's local State Park Hueston Woods has avoided blowback.
Oxford Ohio is a stop for vulnerable species of warbler birds. However, this pit stops can spell trouble for many of the migrating birds.
