Sustainability Garden

UM’s Sustainable Garden located next to the Gifford Arboretum is available to everyone and is a fantastic way to get involved on campus. Take the first step toward a plant-based diet, not only for your health, but for the health of our planet. Visit miami.edu/gardens for more information!

Sustainability Dashboard

Get a glimpse at our campus sustainability performance by browsing our dashboard, and consulting the Sustainable Operation Plan 2035 latest report. Learn more

Get Green App

The Get Green App drives climate action by engaging the campus community in sustainable behavior. Register now and compete to collect "leaves" and win prizes. Download the app.

Recycle Right

DON’T THROW plastic bags in the recycling chutes/bins. INSTEAD, empty its content, and recycle your plastic bags in the white plastic bag recycling bin located in your residence's lobby. Learn more

UM Dining Composting

UM Dining Halls are now composting their kitchen scraps.

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Reusable containers

Students can now use a reusable Ozzi container for take out in the Dining Halls.

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Reverse Vending Machines

Bring your empty cans and bottles to the Reverse Recycling Machine located next to the food court market.

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Detergent Sheets

Learn about detergent sheets from ECO sponsored Generation Conscious dispensers and the way to get away from bulky single-use plastic jugs.

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Sneaker Impact

You can donate your old sneakers, and shoes to Sneaker Impact, a local company that helps repurpose and recycle those items.

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Glass Recycling

ECO Agency is bringing Glass 4 Life on campus. Collecting all kind of glass containers from residents and events helps replenish beaches with sand made from glass pulverization.

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Plastic Bag Recylcing

Don't throw away your loose plastics and plastic bags. Instead, drop them off in one of the Trex bins located in each residential college, and win a recycled plastic bench!

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Garden Composting

Our on-campus composting site is open to all, simply follow the instructions on the wall. Residents and staff from across campus use the site to create good, healthy soil for our garden!