GREEN FUND PROJECTS
The UWO Student Greenfund is committed to making sustainable changes on our campus for future students, faculty and staff.
At UW Oshkosh, the Green Fund generates up to $60,000 per year for students with green ideas to tap into–provided they have a sound, sustainable idea to develop.
We’re here to help at every step of the process from working out your ideas to organizing the project and filling out the application. You can make a positive impact on our campus! For questions, more information, or to talk about an idea please email greenfund@uwosh.edu or spanbauerb@uwosh.edu.
2024
Peregrine Falcon box — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEjOFuchF5A
Post Landfill Action Network — https://www.postlandfill.org/
Wisconsin Salt Wise Training — https://www.wisaltwise.com/
2023
Donation Station Carts — https://www.uwosh.edu/today/121070/clash-collective-thrift-shop-earns-uwo-recognition-at-national-conference/
Bat Houses
Bird Strike Trail Cameras
Outdoor Study Space
Robin Wall Kimmerer — https://wildones.org/rwk-event/
Bee Hotels
Herbarium Digitalization — https://www.uwosh.edu/biology/about-us/program-facilities/neil-a-harriman-herbarium/
Hydration Station Installation and Maintenance
Titan TV iPads
2022
Additional Plants for Native Areas
Bat Acoustic Monitoring Devices
Outdoor Classroom 2.0
The Cabinet Food Request — https://www.uwosh.edu/osg/cabinet-food-pantry/
2021
Spring
Greening the Women’s Center
Environmentally-safe de-icing agent
Fall
Educational Signs for Native Gardens
Community Garden expansion
Green Lab program
2020
Spring
Herbicide Free Foamstream Weed treatment
Bee hotels
EV charging stations
2019
Fall
Bat houses
Grow Green Trees
Hydroponic Farm for Harvest Room
Terracycle Recycling Boxes
Rain Barrels
Sustainable Solutions for Tomorrow Lily Impeller
2018
Permaculture Project
Go Green for Menstrual Hygiene
EZDock for kayaks by Student Rec and Wellness Center
Organics Diversion Truck for Biogas Program
Recycling Signs for dumpsters
2017
Biodiesel Processing
OZZI Reusable Container Program at Reeve Union
2015
Speakers Funded Through Green Fund
Annie Leonard
co-Executive Director, Greenpeace
Earth Charter Community Summit keynote 2017
Kim Wasserman
Executive Director, Little Village Environmental Justice Organization
Earth Charter Community Summit keynote 2018
Dolores Huerta
civil rights activist
Earth Charter Community Summit finale speaker 2020
Robin Wall Kimmerer
Celebrated Indigenous Ecologist, Educator and Author
Sustainability Partnership
Wild Ones Speaker
Sustainability Institute for Regional Transformations
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