Sustainable EweMass

 

How is land managed Sustainably?

The Center teams up with the Departments of Environmental Conservation and History of Art & Architecture to transform our meadow into a living lab. As the sheep graze, student researchers explore the past, present, and possible futures of what animals teach us about land management and sustainability. Reimagine our campus land, how it’s used and valued, and toward what ends. Join us to visit the sheep and for a suite of student and community member-led activities around the past, present, and future of our campus lands, including rare book and art exhibits. 

Read the Inside Umass Story here.

Read the MassLive Story here.

Read the Daily Hampshire Gazette Story here.

 

The University of Massachusetts-Amherst occupies the traditional homelands of the Nolwottog or Nonotuck Nation. For actions beyond statements of recognition of Native lands, see MCNAA.