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BU librarians start seed library Provided by Binghamton University Library News Held in the Science Library, the seed library distributes seeds to students that they can borrow, grow and harvest at home.
Housed in Science Library, initiative aims to strengthen biodiversity and community at BU
April 28, 2021
In an effort to promote biodiversity and community togetherness, Binghamton University has launched a seed library where students can borrow, grow and harvest seeds at home.
The idea for a seed library sprouted when two BU librarians applied for an American Library Association grant called Resilient Communities: Libraries Responding to Climate Change, in spring 2020. The grant offered resources and funding in return for sustainability initiatives and programming in libraries between October 2020 and April 2021, and the BU Library was one of 25 chosen to participate.
BU Libraries talks sustainable living in panel discussion Simply Sustainable: Resources and Strategies for Living a More Sustainable Life, One Step at a Time discussed importance of practicing sustainable living for the betterment of the environment
March 15, 2021
It’s hard not to worry about climate change when the weather jumps from warm and sunny, to cold and snowy, every other day here in Binghamton. If you want to start taking individual actions to help the environment, it can feel overwhelming to learn how to reduce your carbon footprint due to the excess of information on the internet. Luckily, the Binghamton University Libraries boiled down all of the beginner information for leading a more sustainable life in the panel discussion, “Simply Sustainable: Resources and Strategies for Living a More Sustainable Life, One Step at a Time.”
BU Libraries, Multicultural Resource Center create food drive for campus Food Pantry Harry Karpen/Photography Intern BU Libraries and the Multicultural Resource Center (MRC) are co-hosting a food drive for BU’s food pantry in an effort to mitigate the impact of climate change on food insecurity.
Food drive seeks to fight the link between climate change, food insecurity
February 15, 2021
The Binghamton University Libraries and the Multicultural Resource Center (MRC) are teaming up this semester to increase awareness of climate change and the fight against food insecurity.
Through a $1,000 grant from the American Library Association to help address the climate crisis, the BU Libraries are hosting various events, such as a virtual panel discussion with local experts. In addition to their designation as a Climate Resilience Hub, BU Libraries is collaborating with the MRC to create a food drive to assist with donations for the Bear Necessities Food Pantry from Feb. 1 t