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News and Notes: September 2024

September 25, 2024

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Students Take a Tour of Benbow Park Creek

The landscape architecture program’s senior studio walked the length of the Benbow Park creek recently as part of their work with the neighborhood to create a new master plan for the park.  It was a transformative experience for most of the students, according to Steve Cancian, professor for the seniors.

“Before the creek walk, many students saw the creek as dirty, possibly dangerous and full of potentially harmful bugs and critters.  After the creek walk, all the students saw it as a refreshing escape from the city and a wonderous place with unusual plants, beautiful spider webs and curious fish that swim between your legs.  Now when they see any urban creek, they will wonder, "who lives in there?" and maybe even explore to find out.

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U.S. EPA Administrator Zeldin Visits University Farm

U.S. EPA Administrator Zeldin Visits University Farm

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin was treated to an afternoon of digital agriculture and ice cream from the A&T Creamery during his visit to the University Farm on June 12.
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Tip Top

N.C. A&T officials and employees, including members of the Board of Trustees and the CAES Advisory Board, gathered on April 26 to sign the pinnacle structural steel beam of the college's Urban and Community Food Complex, currently under construction next to the University Farm Pavilion.
NRED celebrates World Food Day

NRED celebrates World Food Day

The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Design celebrated World Food Day with two firsts this year: the first sweet potato harvest at the Student and Community Farm, which is in its first year of use.
Mali Delegates Tour CAES Programs and Labs During International Exchange Visit

Mali Delegates Tour CAES Programs and Labs During International Exchange Visit

The College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences hosted visiting Malian scientists studying post-harvest agriculture as part of a collaboration with the U.S. Agency for International Development.
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