Current Opportunities
Campus Events: Spring/Summer 2026
- 5/7-8: BYU Stewardship and Sustainability Faculty Workshop
- 5/14: Bike to Work Day (Employee Wellness)
- Ongoing: "Change the Climate" Exhibition, BYU Bean Life Science Museum
Off-campus Events with BYU Sustainability Partners
- 5/2: Utah Lakeshore Cleanup (Conserve Utah Valley)
- 5/4: An Evening with Senator John Curtis: Bringing People Together for Constructive Conversation About Climate Change (Creation Care Coalition)
- 5/6-8: 15th Biennial Great Salt Lake Issues Forum (Friends of Great Salt Lake)
- 5/9: Bike Bus Demo Ride (BikeWalk Provo)
- 5/16: Golden Spoke Ride (BikeWalk Provo)
- 7/11: Utah Lake Video Contest Submission Deadline (Utah Lake Authority)
Employment Opportunities
Want a flexible, hands-on job with sustainability professionals this spring and summer? BYU's recycling team is hiring student workers. Learn more about the position in Workday (search for JR-8783 in the student jobs hub). Then check out this edition of Y Magazine to go behind the scenes at the recycling center.
Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities
Campus
- Gathering Garden: Join us Tuesday evenings, 5 to 6pm, for our weekly volunteer hour. No experience needed!
- Global Environmental Studies Club: Help plan student-led activities on campus. Sign up or see Instagram.
- Community Clean-up: Volunteer with Y-Serve on Saturdays in fall and winter semester. Meet by Jamba Juice at 8:50am to carpool. Projects end by 11:30am. More
Community
- Latter-day Saint Earth Stewardship: Volunteer, join a local chapter, or attend an event. More
- BikeWalk Provo: Make Provo safe, convenient, and fun for all people to get around by bike or foot. More
- Conserve Utah Valley: Help with Slate Canyon Saturdays and other local projects. More
- Grow the Flow: Inspire change to save the Great Salt Lake, a precious ecosystem. More
- Provo's Sustainability and Natural Resources Committee: Volunteer with local advocates. More
I see … your commitment to a more sustainable future…. I would hope you will continue to find creative solutions to help protect the future for all of God’s children in the world. We are inhabitants of the same planet, and we are dependent upon each other for our mutual survival, happiness, and peace.
Elder M. Russell Ballard in a BYU devotional on March 3, 2020