10/18/2021
Creating pathways to nature
The Office of Metropolitan Impact is instrumental in organizing SEMI Wild and its career and education pathway program that connects underrepresented youth to organizations like UM-Dearborn, the Detroit Zoological Society, Belle Isle Nature Center and oth...
6/28/2021
Intense rainfall causes flooding at UM-Dearborn
Facilities crews are responding to flooding in multiple campus buildings after more than 6 inches of rain fell in 24 hours....
3/31/2021
Why was there smoke coming from the Environmental Study Area?
In late March, the Environmental Interpretive Center's staff organized a prescribed burn to keep the one-acre prairie in UM-Dearborn’s Environmental Study Area maintained and healthy....
11/9/2020
The big ideas that could get U-M to net-zero emissions
Recommendations from the teams working on U-M’s carbon neutrality plan reveal how the university could reach its ambitious goal to fight climate change....
6/15/2020
What can we do about the extinction crisis?
College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters faculty and American Society of Primatologists colleagues form action network for primate conservation....
5/25/2020
Don't let the 'murder hornet' give wasps and bees a bad name
Before anyone panics, UM-Dearborn naturalist Rick Simek wants everyone to take a calming breath — they aren't here — and remember not all yellow-and-black-striped insects are the same....
5/4/2020
How we can make our water systems safer, more sustainable and more just
U-M Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Nancy G. Love breaks down the challenges facing urban water systems and what we can do to solve them. ...
3/24/2020
Class project reveals UM-Dearborn's tap water is just as safe as bottled water
Students in an education course want you to ditch your bottled water habit....
10/29/2018
UM-Dearborn grounds manager on why great landscaping design takes its cues from nature
Keith Sudak and his team are a big reason why campus is more sustainable than ever....