Brookhaven
Each of us in the Brookhaven community is on a journey to understand the choices and challenges, the knowledge, skills and actions needed to create a sustainable and desirable future.
Sustainable Brookhaven is a clearinghouse of learning opportunities and a catalyst for actions that promote a clean, healthy environment, economic prosperity and social equity for all — now and in the future.
- Shared Air UTD MINTS
- FB City Committee
- Windmill Garden
- Cease the Grease
- Food Bank
- Multicultural Events
- Historical awards
Visit Sustainable Brookhaven webpage
Cedar Valley
The Sustainability Office’s vision is to put sustainable practices in action. The purpose is to provide exemplary service to increase sustainability awareness and practice at Cedar Valley and nearby communities.
- Shared Air UTD MINTS
- Butterfly and Edible Garden
- Green Club
- Cease the Grease
- Food Bank
- Multicultural Events
- Historical awards
- LEED Building Vet Tech
Visit Sustainable Cedar Valley webpage
Eastfield
The Eastfield Campus rises impressively from the plains of eastern Dallas County. Sometimes known as the “Educational Village” because of its unique architecture, it is located on 244 acres at the intersection of Interstate 30 and Motley Drive in Mesquite. Functional building clusters give students easy access to classrooms and labs and the overall aesthetic effect has earned Eastfield several architectural awards of excellence. The careful landscape planning includes terraced areas throughout the campus and are a show case of esthetic local drought resistant plants.
- Shared Air UTD MINTS
- Solar Panels
- Harvester Garden
- Food Bank
- Multicultural Events
- Historical awards
Visit Sustainable Eastfield webpage
El Centro / Downtown Health Science Center
Our mission is to provide El Centro with the tools and support needed to incorporate sustainable decisions regarding education, environment, economics and engagement.
- Shared Air UTD MINTS
- DART Station West End
- Two rooftop greenhouses and a rainwater catchment tank
- Food Bank
- Multicultural Events
- Historical Awards
Visit Sustainable El Centro webpage
Mountain View
The Living Labs at Mountain View is an innovative model for conservation, sustainability and nutrition education. Through the Community Garden, Aquaponics Lab and Outdoor Classroom, both students and the community engage in hands-on practices and field research. The Living Labs provide tools for multidisciplinary systems thinking through food, soil, water, air pollution, nutrition, biodiversity, landscapes and climate change.
- Shared Air UTD MINTS
- Community Garden
- STEM Walk Master Naturalists
- Hydroponics Nursery
Visit Sustainable Mountain View webpage
North Lake
North Lake encourages a culture of community stewardship. Our goal across campus is to promote success, wellness and conservation.
North Lake’s vision for sustainability is to serve as a leader in a network of individuals and organizations for economic, environmental and societal sustainability. Working with community partners, we continually enhance and develop our curriculum, policies and workforce initiatives to meet the challenges of our future together.
- Romero Garden
- Living Learning Garden
- Field Studies
- LEED Buildings
Visit Sustainable North Lake webpage
Richland
Richland is committed to build a sustainable local and world community by utilizing the UN Sustainable Development Goals as a framework to connect student education with sustainability projects and programs to improve the environmental performance of the campus for future generations.
- LEED Building – Sabine Hall
- Green Club
- Texas Trees Foundation Tree Farm
- Historical awards
Visit Green Richland webpage