In honor of World Water Day, please join the Environmental Change Initiative for a virtual seminar presented by Debra Perrone, Assistant Professor, University of California, Santa Barbara. To register visit "https://t.co/kvl3qgtpsr https://t.co/Fqba6XlqJr

ND's Water Week starts today with a Hydro-go-week Scavenger Hunt. For more info, visit https://t.co/UJvqnudnkY. Submission deadline is 12pm Saturday, March 26th. https://t.co/Kuzz7EbRNT

Amanda is giving up taking the elevator for Lent to reduce unnecessary use of electricity. What are your sustainability-related Lenten resolutions? Email us at green@nd.edu or DM us to have your resolution featured. https://t.co/IfXJjneOsR

A perfect holiday to be green. ☘️ https://t.co/jLEoCnKlBS

Use our weekly social media updates as inspiration to become more sustainable during Lent. Find the full version of our calendar here: https://t.co/JGCHpkjfBE https://t.co/CAVCBZ72F5

Please join the Environmental Change Initiative for a virtual seminar presented by Kirti Yenkie, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, Rowan University. for more info and registration details, visit our website. https://t.co/RkRVATPVBl https://t.co/5cFsrHJiK5

Domi is giving up meat 6/7 days a week during Lent to reduce the environmental impact of her diet. What are your sustainability related Lenten resolutions? Email us at green@nd.edu or DM us to have your resolution featured. https://t.co/HwDA4EUlCp

Keep up with sustainable action during Lent with these short actions and reflections. Our full Lenten Calendar with readings, quotes, reflections, and actions is available here: https://t.co/JGCHpkjfBE https://t.co/OtGnnvZaiU

Part five in the nine-part interactive series on "Global Dialogues: Worsening Water Crisis" is happening Wednesday, March 9th. For more info and to register, visit our website. https://t.co/AjTBz6NE7B https://t.co/kQJTPlIQlB

For Lent, Sam is committing to not buying food in non-recyclable, single-use plastic. What are your sustainability related Lenten resolutions? Email us at green@nd.edu or DM us to have your resolution featured. https://t.co/r4wLGPoLVS

the ND ECI and ND Energy are hosting Katharine Hayhoe for a public lecture titled "A Climate for All of Us." This event is gree and open to the public. Registration is required. for more info visit our website. https://t.co/Jj3glECfrO https://t.co/CfHJw1wCkC

There's still time to register to attend part four of the "Global Dialogues: Worsening Water Crisis" happening this Wednesday, March 2nd. https://t.co/X4WyWiAQ7Z https://t.co/YnH2ycKawt

Join the Notre Dame Environmental Change Initiative for an exciting seminar on Wednesday, March 2nd. There's still time to register for this event. https://t.co/pxikyPxkt2 https://t.co/b9YYfeHCSF

Use Lent as a time to grow in your faith and take more sustainable actions to care for all of Creation. Our Lenten Calendar offers readings, reflections, and actions on Lenten sustainability. Available in full here: https://t.co/JGCHpkjfBE https://t.co/zwVwYkmSbl

ND Professor Andrew Kennedy will share his research as part of the Global Dialogues: The Worsening Water Crisis. For more info and to register, https://t.co/eCxmzwh1PP https://t.co/ZUsa6ZYceU

I’ll be sharing stories & images from DEFENDING THE ARCTIC REFUGE at this Zoom talk. 🦌📷📘Tues., Feb. 15, 1:00 ET. Hosted by @ND_ECI and @NotreDame's Environmental Humanities Initiative. #envhist #envhum @UNC_PressPlease join us. Info & Registration: https://t.co/YCPAVuLZBk https://t.co/H3MXTzDvh4

There's still time to register for the ND-ECI seminar Climate Change, Social Capital and Sustainable Livelihoods in Conservation Landscapes. To register for this event visit our website https://t.co/p9EzJZle3X https://t.co/RXQsOVoA03

Decorating & Sustainability can be compatible. Here's how. https://t.co/entIpbgxh2

Professor Bailey will discuss the intersection between climate change, social capital and sustainable livelihoods in conservation landscapes.The talk will take place on Zoom. To register, visit this link: https://t.co/4mpCzBDmBb https://t.co/TfD99DaIxI

Notre Dame collaborated with Cultivate Food Rescue to make this possible. Read more about the story here: https://t.co/XssKJUfWUe https://t.co/5XjjXpCWIA