2003-04
Annual Report - WSU Campus & Community Ecology Project
The
Campus & Community Ecology Project formally began its first year
of operation in 2003 at Washington State University, although activities
leading to the creation of this campus initiative have been underway
for several years. In 2003-04, the primary focus of participating
faculty and students was the establishment of the
Native Plant &
Landscape Restoration Nursery to support the efforts of students and
faculty working on campus landscape restoration and habitat development
projects.
As a member institution of the National Wildlife Federation's
Campus Ecology program, faculty submitted an annual report for 2003
entitled "Going Wild at WSU" under the landscaping category.
The 2003 Annual Report may be viewed as part of the NWF's
Campus Ecology Yearbook or it may be downloaded directly below:
Other Activities
in 2003-04
In addition to establishing the Native Plant Nursery,
the Campus & Community Ecology Project also worked to propose
and establish several campus action projects designed for student
participation in scientific research and campus conservation activities:
