Help Remove Invasive Species at Mount Sequoyah With Beaver Watershed Alliance
The University of Arkansas RecycleBacks will be joining the Beaver Watershed Alliance on an invasive species removal at Mount Sequoyah.
The event will be held from 3-5 p.m. on Friday, May 25. The groups will meet at the Mount Sequoyah Woods trailhead, located at 5 S. Happy Hollow Road in Fayetteville.
Volunteers will remove the highly invasive Amur honeysuckle (Lonicera mackii) and Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense) to promote native plants for wildlife habitat. Gloves, tools, water and hands-on training will be provided. Weather appropriate outdoor clothing and footwear is recommended.
Visit the RecycleBacks website for more information, and link to the sign-up via GivePulse to log volunteer hours.
Topics
Contacts
Noshin Nawar, student
RecycleBacks
479-966-5199,
nnawar@uark.edu
Headlines
Four Students Named Goldwater Scholars; Two Earn Udall Honorable Mentions
Four U of A students have received the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, an award for top students in mathematics, science, and engineering.
Cross-Campus Collaboration Culminates in New Outdoor Geological Installation
Grand opening event to celebrate the new GeoLab installation at the U of A’s Gearhart Hall courtyard is set for May 3. The installation will be open to the public year-round.
First Students to Use Online Degree to Hone Nursing Leadership, Elevate Patient Care
Hanna Baxendale and Wendi Kimbrell will begin coursework in the Doctor of Nursing Practice-Executive Master of Business Administration program offered by the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing and Walton College.
Join the Office for Sustainability on a Final Cruise to Campus
Cruise to Campus Wednesdays have fostered a gathering space for individuals interested in biking to campus. Drop by the Old Main Lawn from 7:30-10 a.m. Wednesday for coffee, something to eat and conversation.
Fay Jones School Student Ambassador Program Gives Voice to Design Students
The student ambassador program at the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design is built to connect top design students with their school, its alumni, its future students and others inside and outside the school.