The green-suited figure visit the Sandburg vegetable garden.
A figure reaches out from the Spiral Garden.
A figure in the Spiral Garden.
The figures work in the hoop house on campus, which turns food scraps into compost. Last year, 17 tons of food scraps were collected for this effort.
The green suits check out the Bublr Bikes station near the library. UWM students get a discount on Bublr, with annual passes for $20.
The green figures reach for the sky.
The Office of Sustainability is the locus of many of UWM's conservation efforts.
Some peculiar-looking green-suited figures roamed campus this week. It’s part of an initiative to bring a new energy to the conversation about climate change and sustainability.
Kate Nelson, chief sustainability officer at UWM, joined two visitors to campus in donning striking green suits and taking photos around campus.
“The chance to reimagine sustainability is much welcomed,” Nelson said. “I hope our campus community enjoys the efforts themselves as well as the art we are able to share through it.”
