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University of New Mexico
Joined April 2009
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RSVP to attend - November 17, Noon to 4:00, SUB Ballroom A. @UNMGPSA @unm_shac #wellnessfair
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UNM Sustainability Strategic Plan, how can you help us reach our goals? @UNM #Sustainability sustainability.unm.edu/asset…
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An intense class on belly rubs and head pats was held at the Duck Pond today. I hope everyone passed.
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The Lobo Gardens Fall 2025 class learned about lasagna gardening today. #HappyPlace #WeAreNature #GrowMoreFood @UNM #LoboGardens
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Call for Artists! Submit by 11/20 #ecoart @asunmlobos @asunm_ce @asunmdea @unmgpsa @unmreslife @santaclara_hall @hokona_hall @unm.rva @coronado.hall @lobovillage @casasdelriounm @unmartslab @unmsust @unm_art @unm_rha @unmgreeks @unmsac @unm_recservices @UNM
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Join us to get rid of plastic waste at the @UNM #duckpond! @UNMHonors
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"Leaving leaves" is a practice of letting fallen leaves remain on the ground instead of removing them, which provides significant benefits for soil health, wildlife habitats, and the environment.
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Visitors to the @UNM Duck Pond need to know that bread is bad for ducks because it lacks necessary nutrients and can cause health issues. Feeding bread also pollutes their habitat, causes algae and attracts pests. Better options: frozen peas, oats, birdseed, halved grapes. #duck
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In Albuquerque, spoiled food gets a second life as compost in ambitious recycling program abqjournal.com/business/arti… #composting #foodwaste
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Are you familiar with the writings of Aldo Leopold who died in 1948? He was a naturalist, scientist, ecologist, forester, university professor, conservationist, and environmentalist. He is best known for his book “A Sand County Almanac” (1949). @AldoLeopoldFdn
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Sustainability at UNM begins with you and me. For those of you who live on campus, what sustainable practices do you make a part of your daily routine to be a Green Lobo? Share what you do in the comments. @UNM @unmreslife
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