Senior landscape architecture major Francesca Hernandez won the National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Fellowship in April and is planning to create an educational campaign to inform freshmen of the importance of greenhouse gas emissions.
National Wildlife campus ecology fellows will battle global warming on their campuses by taking steps to monitor campus energy use and reduce net emissions on campus by about 2 percent per year. Fellows will also help to educate and engage the campus community regarding global warming effects and solutions, according to the Department of National Resources and Environmental Management.
Hernandez said she hopes the campaign will help to increase the university's energy efficiency and reduce its greenhouse gases emissions.
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