06/12/2026
Hi Broncos!
This is your sign to stop by the Office for Sustainability and pick up your EcoEssentials item! Choose from a stainless-steel water bottle, bamboo utensil set, or canvas tote bag while supplies last 🙌
Visit the Office for Sustainability to claim yours today!
06/12/2026
Farmers markets offer more than just fresh produce; they support local farmers, encourage seasonal eating, and help build a stronger community 🍓🤝
06/10/2026
A peaceful spot where wetlands, wildlife, and walking paths come together. Perfect for a quiet break, a sunset stroll, or a moment outdoors.
06/09/2026
This week’s Sustainability Tip: Start composting at home.
Composting at home is easier than you think.
Turn food scraps and yard waste into nutrient-rich soil in just a few simple steps
06/05/2026
Looking for a fun way to spend a summer morning?
Kalamazoo and the surrounding area have several farmers markets where you can find fresh produce, local food, flowers, baked goods, and handmade products.
Supporting local markets is great way to connect with the community, shop local, and enjoy seasonal foods all summer long 🌱
06/04/2026
Looking for summer plans in Kalamazoo? Downtown Kalamazoo has plenty of events happening all summer long, ranging from live music, outdoor activities, festivals, and community events perfect for spending time with friends and enjoying the city.
06/03/2026
Hi Broncos! 🙌
This is a friendly reminder to check your tires before your next adventure. Stop by the Bike Shop at the Office for Sustainability for bike repairs and tune ups.
Summer Schedule:
Mondays: 10 AM – 2 PM
Wednesdays: 10 AM – 2 PM
The Bike Shop offers free bike repairs for students, staff, and faculty. The time of the repair depends on the bike’s condition. If the bike needs new parts, visitors are expected to cover the cost of the parts (tubes, chains, brake pads, cable, housing, etc.)
For more info and to register, please click the link on our bio or visit: https://wmich.edu/sustainability/office/projects-programs/bike-stable
06/03/2026
A little piece of nature with a big story. Once used for industry, now protected for wildlife, learning, and exploration. Did you guess it was right?🌱