Natural Lands receives grants to increase accessibility
The Ithaca College Natural Lands received two $15,000 grants to fund paved roads to increase the accessibility of the Boothroyd Woods Trail.
The Ithaca College Natural Lands received two $15,000 grants to fund paved roads to increase the accessibility of the Boothroyd Woods Trail.
Recycling makes up 20 percent of the college’s waste stream, not including composting, whereas the national household average is 35 percent.
But this apathy will only hurt the community in the end, as the effects of climate change are indifferent to whom it impacts.
Alluvian, which is published each season, is Ithaca College’s only online student-run environmental journal.
Just as ecosystems thrive with more biodiversity, sustainability initiatives thrive when diverse sets of people adopt it into their practices.
Students and faculty managing the Ithaca College Natural Lands are in the process of removing what they hope is the last of an invasive species of plant known as Japanese stiltgrass after six years of sustained eradication efforts.
Students involved in South Hill Forest Products are farming honey, syrup and mushrooms in the Ithaca College Natural Lands.