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Race to zero waste - Vimarsana News

Race to zero waste

UD reduces food waste by diverting as much as possible from landfills to composting sites

Source: udel.edu
Next Generation of 'Old Willow' to Carry on 165-Year Legacy at Penn State - Vimarsana News

Next Generation of 'Old Willow' to Carry on 165-Year Legacy at Penn State

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Next Generation of 'Old Willow' to Carry on 165-Year Legacy at Penn State and more from the State College, PA region

University Not Pursuing Full External Management of Custodial and Grounds Services - Vimarsana News

University Not Pursuing Full External Management of Custodial and Grounds Services

Following an evaluation process that provided the U of A with the opportunity to learn more about its current operations compared to the market, the university will maintain its current workforce.

Source: uark.edu
University Conducting Assessment of Custodial and Grounds Services - Vimarsana News

University Conducting Assessment of Custodial and Grounds Services

The University of Arkansas is currently assessing its custodial and grounds services to help ensure that the campus community receives high-quality services, as consistently and efficiently as possible.

Source: uark.edu
Getting Our Ducks in a Row: From Traps to Hay Bales, How Bates Lives with the Lake Andrews Waterfowl - Vimarsana News

Getting Our Ducks in a Row: From Traps to Hay Bales, How Bates Lives with the Lake Andrews Waterfowl

On some days, it seems that mallards outnumber people on campus. Dozens of ducks congregate around Lake Andrews, colloquially known as “the Puddle,” for most of the year. Mallards use the reeds, cattails and low-lying shrubs around the Puddle as cover on the shore, venturing out in large groups to forage for food. They are,...