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A BYU education ... prepares students ... to improve the moral, social, and ecological environment in which they and their families live.
Learn and serve during BYU Green Week.
For our seventh Green Week, we're teaming up with campus and community partners. Learn more.
Go behind the scenes of BYU's sustainability efforts with Y Magazine.
Y Magazine explores the vision of sustainability at BYU: producing graduates who go out into the world as stewards. There’s also a bonus podcast episode. Find both interviews here, grab a free copy in the Wilkinson Student Center, or check your mailbox if you’re an alum. Thanks to the Y Magazine team for featuring us!
At BYU, sustainability is central to our purpose and integral to our faith.
BYU students, faculty, and staff share what sustainability means to them, answering the question: What is BYU doing to conserve resources, improve health, and increase understanding at a critical time for the university and the world? This film features Dr. Ben Abbott, professor of ecosystem ecology; Eliza Estes, a biodiversity and conservation major who worked in the Sustainability Office when this film was produced; Mahina Piena, a civil and environmental engineering major; and Eric Lemus, an environmental law student. Infigo Films, a local production company founded by BYU graduates, shot and directed the film.
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"As beneficiaries of the divine Creation, what shall we do? We should care for the earth, be wise stewards over it, and preserve it for future generations. And we are to love and care for one another."