Re:wild Your Campus

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@rewildcampus

A youth led movement fighting for climate resilience & biodiversity through the elimination of toxic herbicides and an increase in native plants + soil health

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Indigenous Climate Action
Indigenous Climate Action@Indigenous_ca·
Training announcement! 📢 The @rewildcampus is excited to hosting Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp, a 2-day virtual training, January 21 - 22, 2025 from 3-5:30 PM (UTC-8). FREE to students, suggested donation ($50) for all community members. Register here: forms.gle/Jk92CzaZDb3EXp…
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We are thrilled to announce that @UMassAmherst has just received our Green Grounds Certification at the Gold Level in recognition of the 1,000+ acres managed organically by the Facilities Management Department. Learn more here: umass.edu/news/article/u…
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(3/4) It is clear that pesticides pose a public health risk, and it is imperative that schools eliminate the use of these toxic chemicals and transition to organic land care!
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(1/4) Did you know that pesticides may have similar cancer risks as smoking? New research published last week in @FrontiersIn found that: 👎 The impact of pesticide use on cancer cases may rival that of smoking.
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Re:wild Your Campus@rewildcampus·
Looking for a meaningful way to engage in the climate movement? Join us for our Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp Aug 12 + 13! This 2 day virtual training dives into the pesticide issue and equips participants with the tools needed to take action! Register here: forms.gle/q8bwv8tpQ7smCj…
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Stacy Malkan
Stacy Malkan@StacyMalkan·
Insects crucial to our ecosystem are dying at alarming rates. Yet the @EntsocAmerica offers pesticide companies the "heartwarming" opportunity to sponsor its pet-a-puppy event. Look at the puppies people, not the dying #bees and #pesticides.
Rebecca Raney@fairleyraney

In the “Anatomy of a Science Meeting” story, the strangest finding involved the benefits that corporations could purchase from the Entomological Society. Here’s a quick rundown, in a piece known internally at @UsRightToKnow as “The Puppy Video.” 🐶 ▶️ usrtk.org/bee-neonics/en…

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Re:wild Your Campus@rewildcampus·
Customers don’t want toxic pesticides, and neither do pollinators. Join us in calling on @Target be a leader and to use their economic power to change our food system by phasing out toxic pesticides from their supply chain!
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Friends of the Earth (Action)
Customers don’t want toxic pesticides, and neither do pollinators 🐝 @Target be a leader and use your purchasing power to change our food system by phasing out toxic pesticides from your supply chain!
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Non Toxic Communities
Non Toxic Communities@nontoxcom·
"I think this generation is very interested in ... solutions, right? They don't want to hear the doom and gloom, but they want to say, okay, what can we do to live in a better world? So that's what we're trying to do." npr.org/2024/05/14/124…
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We've been working with students and faculty at @TCNJ to help increase in native plants and eliminate pesticides on campus grounds. Thrilled to have this work featured on @NPR! Read the full story: npr.org/2024/05/14/124…
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Re:wild Your Campus@rewildcampus·
Have you ever looked at a lawn and wondered... why do we do that? Well, we have. And the truth is we (humans) have not always destroyed our ecosystems with poisons, but if we continue on this path the impacts will be devastating. This is why we must #rewild our campuses!
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