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• "Sustainable" Classes

  This list includes UC Davis courses with the word "sustainable" in their course titles or descriptions.

• Arboretum: Education and Research

  The UC Davis Arboretum offers community educational programs and research opportunities.

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  Campus Center for the Environment

  CCE is a student-run organization that promotes environmental awareness on campus.

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  Classes and Majors

  How to find sustainability-related courses at UC Davis

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  Egghead Blog: Earth Sciences

  Earth Sciences archives for the Egghead Blog.

• Experimental College

  The EC is a forum for learning and sharing interests and skills in an informal, cooperative setting. The EC holds courses and manages a community garden and library.

• Experimental College: Community Garden

  An organic community garden on the UC Davis campus where anyone may rent a garden plot.

• Extension: Center for Water and Land Use

  The program's goal is to increase awareness and understanding of the relationships between water resources and land use policies and practices.

• Extension: Land use and natural resources

  This continuing education program supports planners, attorneys, resource managers, government officials, developers and others involved in planning and managing environmental resources.

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  Groups and Opportunities

  Get involved and gain experience in sustainability-related topics at UC Davis.

• JMIE: Academic opportunities

  UC Davis has the most comprehensive offering of environmental degree programs in the nation. Find out about eco-courses, graduate groups, departments and programs.

• Landscape Architecture Department

  The department aims to increase quality of life through design and planning processes that are meaningful, relevant and sustainable.

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  Project Compost

  Part of the ASUCD, this student-run unit collects campus compost and teaches how to compost through the Experimental College.

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  Student Farm

  The Student Farm offers a wide range of opportunities for students to explore sustainable agriculture.

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  Tahoe: State of the Lake Report

  2008 findings on how natural variability and human activity have affected the lake’s clarity, physics, chemistry and biology.