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April is Earth Month and a great time to get outside and support your mental and physical well-being. The University of New Mexico’s Office of Sustainability will host a series of Earth Month events, offering students, faculty and staff opportunities to...

The Arbor Day Foundation has recognized The University of New Mexico for the second consecutive year as part of the Tree Campus Higher Education program, honoring the University’s commitment to tree education, stewardship, and community...

On March 12, in celebration of New Mexico Arbor Day, Facilities Management (FM) arborists planted two Piñon Pine trees on The University of New Mexico (UNM) campus.  The State Legislature formally adopted the Piñon Pine, also called the Two Needle...

On March 8, in celebration of New Mexico Arbor Day, Facilities Management (FM) arborists will plant two Piñon Pine trees on The University of New Mexico campus.  The first tree will be planted at 9 a.m. on north campus adjacent to Novitki Hall, located...

The University of New Mexico Campus Arboretum has been established to make available to visitors and students, staff and faculty one of the state’s most outstanding botanical experiences — in the midst of one of New Mexico’s great public open...

With the help of a few students, the arborists with the Physical Plant Department’s (PPD) Grounds & Landscaping unit planted two Piñon Pine trees, one near the Social Sciences building and the other in the grove just north of Zimmerman...

The University of New Mexico celebrates Earth Day (April 22) and National Arbor Day (April 25) with a week's worth of tree plantings and events. UNM is a nationally recognized campus arboretum and...

The University of New Mexico has had 125 years to cultivate its postcard perfect green space. At every turn people are greeted by well-tended gardens, contoured grassy knolls and regal trees of all shapes and sizes. Bryan Suhr and his staff are ...

The Rocky Mountain Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA/RMC) has awarded the University of New Mexico the prestigious Gold Leaf Community Landscape Beautification Award.