US EditionDespite USU setback, Re:wild seeks to continue campus green space preservation
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Despite USU setback, Re:wild seeks to continue campus green space preservation
As the end of the school year approaches and the University Student Union’s final days loom over the student body, the Re:wild club on campus is saying goodbye to its Pilot project. Having focused on advocacy of ecological sustainability at Long Beach State since its formation three years ago, the Re:wild’s Pilot project removed the invasive plant species, English ivy, and re-planted native… Source
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