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As a reminder, we are re-organizing!

Further information, announcements, and news about sustainability at UW Oshkosh will come from our campus-wide sustainability account

Follow UW Oshkosh Sustainability to continue to stay up-to-date on all things sustainability at UWO!

As we quickly approach the fall season, you may notice the water begin to change color and scent! These changes may be due to the presence of harmful algal blooms. Have you seen a harmful aglal bloom recently...?
Learn more about these blooms and how the research team at UW Oshkosh could use your experiences with blooms in study! Post a picture of the blooms you see and upload them using the project hashtags: , , OR visit the team's website to participate in a longer interview!
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Are you or someone you know a member of a Wisconsin environmental organization?

If so, then we want you to sign-up to host an informational booth at the UWO Climate Rally on October 7th!

For more information about the event and to sign-up, follow this link: https://forms.gle/aTgFdPTUipUNx7DJ8

See you there!

Last week we announced that sustainability at UW Oshkosh is re-organizing!

Part of this re-organization means transitioning all our social media content to . We want to deliver you a cohesive and clear message.

In order to stay up to date on all things sustainability, follow on Facebook and Instagram. As our Winnebago Pool Lakes project comes to a close, we will be moving away from this account for sustainability updates.

Don't miss out! Follow !

We are still looking for YOUR help with our Winnebago Pool Lakes project!

Be a Citizen Scientist with us by snapping a photo next time you see a Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB).

Once you've taken a photo, post it to the social media channel of your choice, tag your location AND our account ! Tell us what you think about the bloom and any details we should know.

Don't forget to include out hashtags:
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And remember to go follow to continue to get updates from us about sustainability at UWO! ♻

As we quickly approach the fall season, you may notice the water begin to change color and scent! These changes may be due to the presence of harmful algal blooms. Have you seen a harmful aglal bloom recently...?

Learn more about these blooms and how the research team at UW Oshkosh could use your experiences with blooms in study! Post a picture of the blooms you see and upload them using the project hashtags: , , OR visit the team's website to participate in a longer interview!

Website: https://uwosh.edu/sirt/wpl/

Photos taken in Brothertown, WI (8-26-2021)

We've been working on a big announcement and it's finally time to share!

Sustainability at UW Oshkosh will be re-organizing! This means that the Sustainability Institute for Regional Transformations and the Campus Sustainability Office will be housed under the umbrella of UW Oshkosh Sustainability.

This re-organization will hopefully unite sustainability efforts at UWO and make collaboration easier. Finding sustainability information and resources should become easier for you as everything will be housed in one place!

To follow along with our re-organization, follow our UW Oshkosh Sustainability accounts of Facebook and Instagram (). And keep your eyes peeled for an announcement about our newly designed website there!

Thank you for your interest in sustainability at UWO we hope this change makes pursuing sustainability clearer and easier!

We are still looking for YOUR help with our Winnebago Pool Lakes project!

Be a Citizen Scientist with us by snapping a photo next time you see a Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB).
Once you've taken a photo, post it to the social media channel of your choice, tag your location AND our account ! Tell us what you think about the bloom and any details we should know.

Don't forget to include out hashtags:

Welcome back to campus all UWO students, faculty, and staff! It's the beginning of another great semester!

As a reminder, SIRT is your resource for sustainability research, support, community-building, and connection-making. Contact us anytime with your sustainability questions, ideas, or news. We'd love to hear from you.

Email us at [email protected] or visit our website uwosh.edu/sirt for more information!

In you're planning to hit the water this Labor Day weekend, keep our Harmful Algal Blooms project in mind!

Snap a photo next time you see a Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB).

Once you've taken a photo, post it to the social media channel of your choice, tag your location AND our account ! Tell us what you think about the bloom and any details we should know.

Don't forget to include out hashtags:

SIRT has a big announcement coming in one week!

Can you guess what it might be...?

Have you visited the Winnebago Pool Lakes Project website yet?

Follow the link below to find all the information you need to get involved with our project! We are still looking for YOUR photos of Lake Winnebago system algal blooms.

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