The Center for the Environment's 25th Anniversary newsletter has been released and is available for viewing as a flipbook! Click the symbol at the bottom of the flipbook to open it up to fullscreen view. The PDF form of the…
Muddy Sneakers is proud to host Asheville and Salisbury's only screening of Mountainfilm on Tour this March! Join us virtually from Thursday, March 3rd to Sunday, March 6th for a fantastic weekend of community and film as we celebrate our…
NC BREATHE is back! North Carolina’s premier conference on climate, health, and equity will be held on April 7 both online and in-person at Catawba College in Salisbury, North Carolina. The hybrid event will feature a series of panel discussions…
This event is sponsored by the Equity, Diversity, Justice and Inclusion Task Force of Catawba College in partnership with the Center for the Environment, the Department of Environment and Sustainability at Catawba, and the Salisbury-Rowan NAACP's Environmental and Climate Justice…
The declining red wolf population, the impact of rising sea levels and the problem of feral hogs were of special interest to viewers of an online presentation March 4 by officials from the National Wildlife Refuge Association (NWRA). The event,…
A growing number of teens and young adults are experiencing mental health issues related to the impacts of climate change. They suffer from a condition called “eco-anxiety.” Sustainability leader Heather White notes that Generation Z (those born after 1997) face…
The 2020 edition of Environmental Partners, the Center for the Environment newsletter, has been released! Inside you’ll find a range of topics, from how renewable energy sources are driving change to the impact of the Center’s NC Green Schools program.…
Catawba's Day of Giving is October 13th. Elizabeth Howard, a 2017 Catawba graduate, shares what the Center for the Environment and Catawba College mean to her. Your donations help create meaningful experiences that provide Catawba students with tools that shape…
On February 25th, we had the privilege of having Dr. Jim Sanderson speak to Catawba students and Salisbury community members on the future of conservation. Dr. Sanderson argued, that for the longest time, the term 'Conservation Biology' has been used…