Sustainability
Events
September 3rd, 2018
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All Day:
Explore Portland
You’re invited to explore Portland with a free TriMet pass compliments of Student Activities!
September 4th, 2018
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All Day:
Animal Law Africa Conference
The Center for Animal Law Studies presents the first Africa Animal Law Convention held in conjunction with the Africa Animal Welfare Conference at the UN Headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya.
September 7th, 2018
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4:30pm - 7:00pm:
13th Annual Pio Fair
Student Activities presents the 13th Annual Pio Fair!
- Kick off the 2018-2019 academic year with some Pioneer Pride at the 13th Annual Pio Fair on Friday, September 7th form 4:30pm to 7pm in the Estate Gardens behind the Frank Manor House!
- Meet some Newfoundlands – L&C’s mascot!
- Reconnect and meet members of the Lewis & Clark community!
- Meet student leaders from the Campus Activities Board, the Associated Students of Lewis & Clark, the International Students of Lewis & Clark, and L&C’s 100+ recognized student organizations as well as many departments and learn about what they have planned for the year and how you can get involved!
- Connect with a variety of Lewis & Clark’s community partners and learn how you can actively engage with the Portland community!
- Don’t forget to tag your pictures at Pio Fair with #PioFair!
September 13th, 2018
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5:30pm:
31st Annual Natural Resources Law Institute Distinguished Visitor Lecture: Professor Sarah Krakoff
Sarah Krakoff is the Raphael J. Moses Professor of Law at the University of Colorado. Her areas of expertise include American Indian law, natural resources and public land law, and environmental justice. She is the co-author of American Indian Law: Cases and Commentary and co-editor of Tribes, Land, and Environment.
October 4th, 2018
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12:00pm - 1:00pm:
Fish & Wildlife Management on Federal Lands: Debunking State Supremacy: Professor Martin Nie
The Environmental Law Program is hosting a lunchtime talk for students with guest Professor Martin Nie. Martin Nie is Director of the Bolle Center for People and Forests and Professor of Natural Resources Policy in the W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation at the University of Montana.
January 8th, 2019
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All Day:
Florida Waters Ecology Paddle Trip
Sign-Up Begins: Friday September 7 at 9:00am
Escape the cold this winter break to canoe and stand up paddleboard in central Florida on some of the most spectacular freshwater, spring fed rivers in the world! Paddle saltwater channels through mangroves and coastal marshes teaming with shorebirds and raptors, as we explore some of the best wildlife habitats on the southeast coast. Learn about subtropical and tropical ecosystems, avian ecology, and marine biology from Dr. Ken Clifton (chair of Biology at LC), and develop your skills as a canoeist, snorkeler, and stand up paddle boarder. From most East Coast and Midwestern cities, flights to Orlando are extremely inexpensive. If you spend the first half of winter break at home, here’s a chance to get some warm sunshine before returning to Portland, while learning a lot about subtropical Florida in the process!until January 16, 2019
January 9th, 2019
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All Day:
Florida Waters Ecology Paddle Trip
Sign-Up Begins: Friday September 7 at 9:00am
Escape the cold this winter break to canoe and stand up paddleboard in central Florida on some of the most spectacular freshwater, spring fed rivers in the world! Paddle saltwater channels through mangroves and coastal marshes teaming with shorebirds and raptors, as we explore some of the best wildlife habitats on the southeast coast. Learn about subtropical and tropical ecosystems, avian ecology, and marine biology from Dr. Ken Clifton (chair of Biology at LC), and develop your skills as a canoeist, snorkeler, and stand up paddle boarder. From most East Coast and Midwestern cities, flights to Orlando are extremely inexpensive. If you spend the first half of winter break at home, here’s a chance to get some warm sunshine before returning to Portland, while learning a lot about subtropical Florida in the process!until January 16, 2019
January 10th, 2019
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All Day:
Florida Waters Ecology Paddle Trip
Sign-Up Begins: Friday September 7 at 9:00am
Escape the cold this winter break to canoe and stand up paddleboard in central Florida on some of the most spectacular freshwater, spring fed rivers in the world! Paddle saltwater channels through mangroves and coastal marshes teaming with shorebirds and raptors, as we explore some of the best wildlife habitats on the southeast coast. Learn about subtropical and tropical ecosystems, avian ecology, and marine biology from Dr. Ken Clifton (chair of Biology at LC), and develop your skills as a canoeist, snorkeler, and stand up paddle boarder. From most East Coast and Midwestern cities, flights to Orlando are extremely inexpensive. If you spend the first half of winter break at home, here’s a chance to get some warm sunshine before returning to Portland, while learning a lot about subtropical Florida in the process!until January 16, 2019
January 11th, 2019
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All Day:
Florida Waters Ecology Paddle Trip
Sign-Up Begins: Friday September 7 at 9:00am
Escape the cold this winter break to canoe and stand up paddleboard in central Florida on some of the most spectacular freshwater, spring fed rivers in the world! Paddle saltwater channels through mangroves and coastal marshes teaming with shorebirds and raptors, as we explore some of the best wildlife habitats on the southeast coast. Learn about subtropical and tropical ecosystems, avian ecology, and marine biology from Dr. Ken Clifton (chair of Biology at LC), and develop your skills as a canoeist, snorkeler, and stand up paddle boarder. From most East Coast and Midwestern cities, flights to Orlando are extremely inexpensive. If you spend the first half of winter break at home, here’s a chance to get some warm sunshine before returning to Portland, while learning a lot about subtropical Florida in the process!until January 16, 2019
January 12th, 2019
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All Day:
Florida Waters Ecology Paddle Trip
Sign-Up Begins: Friday September 7 at 9:00am
Escape the cold this winter break to canoe and stand up paddleboard in central Florida on some of the most spectacular freshwater, spring fed rivers in the world! Paddle saltwater channels through mangroves and coastal marshes teaming with shorebirds and raptors, as we explore some of the best wildlife habitats on the southeast coast. Learn about subtropical and tropical ecosystems, avian ecology, and marine biology from Dr. Ken Clifton (chair of Biology at LC), and develop your skills as a canoeist, snorkeler, and stand up paddle boarder. From most East Coast and Midwestern cities, flights to Orlando are extremely inexpensive. If you spend the first half of winter break at home, here’s a chance to get some warm sunshine before returning to Portland, while learning a lot about subtropical Florida in the process!until January 16, 2019