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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø students turn take items from dumpster to decor | Western Washington University industrial design students have turned waste into something wanted for the annual ReMade project. |
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| Sweater Days last throughout winter quarter | |||
| Returning animals to nature is the goal of Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center | When it comes to animals, Stacy Gaber has come a long way since her youth on her parent's spread in Missouri with cattle, turkeys and other critters. "I was scared to death of birds," she says. "I was attacked by a chicken as a child." |
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| Mark Reis to talk sustainability at Sea-Tac Airport | |||
| Western gets 24 new beverage recycling containers | |||
| Anti-coal activist to speak at Huxley in Bellingham | Western Washington University's Huxley College of the Environment is offering a free talk by a local anti-coal activist on Thursday, Jan. 17. Matt Krogh of RE Sources for Sustainable Communities will give his presentation, "Coal at Cherry Point: Local Battle, Global Fallout… |
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| Bellingham, ²ÝÁñÉçÇø among first to adopt Starbucks reusable cup movement | Starbucks coffee company’s website announced the launch of a $1 reusable plastic cup nationwide on Jan. 3, to continue their journey of waste reduction. |
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| Help Western save energy during the winter break | |||
| Alaska hatchery expert to speak in Bellingham | Jason Wells, a retired salmon hatchery manager from Valdez, Alaska, will speak Thursday, Dec. 6, on the success of privately owned nonprofit salmon hatcheries in that state and their economic impact. |
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| Students to present ideas for reusable mugs, online sustainability maps Dec. 4 and 6 |