Rocky Branch Refuge transforms an aging, single-function stormwater area into a nature destination and an experiment enhancing the site's ecological function, biodiversity, and human accessibility.

The Reimagining Bee Hotels project is an interdisciplinary collaboration that develops and tests modular earthen bee hotels to support ground-nesting wild pollinators.

This project uses a spatial risk model to identify campus buildings most at risk for bird collisions.

A student, staff and faculty partnership to convert 25,500 square feet of turf into a biodiverse, low-maintenance habitat.