University of Wyoming ENR Club

02/21/2019

ENR club meeting tonight at 6:15! Meeting will be held in the Union basement in front of the fireplace🌿 Also, we will be having our first club hike in Curt Gowdy this weekend, so come to the meeting to find out more details🌿
Bring your friends and we hope to see you all there!🌞🌿🌲

04/30/2018

If you love Speedgoat and the environment come out to Speedgoat May 2nd, 10% of proceeds will be donated to ENR club. Come and support and enjoy some great food!

04/02/2018

Hey everyone! Look for our table at the Union breezeway this week! If you have any questions about the club or are interested in joining please stop and talk to one of our awesome members!

03/26/2018

Looking to join an RSO? ENR club is a great option for those looking to get involved with other students and be apart of a great organization!

What does ENR club do?
-Encourages education of natural resources in Laramie and UW campus
-Offers the opportunity for members to participate in service projects
-Creates positive green activities for UW and Laramie
-Improves Man’s ecological relationship with nature
-Participates in exciting outdoor group activities

We will be having a meeting this Tuesday March 27th at 6:15pm in the Kendall House, all are welcome to attend! And there will be food!

If you are interested in joining, don't hesitate to show up, write, or call! Let's have a good time, and make a difference!

02/26/2018

Join us TOMORROW (Feb. 27th) for a FREE screening and discussion of the 2017 National Geographic and RadicalMedia documentary film, From the Ashes, at 7:00 pm at the UW Berry Biodiversity Auditorium, 9th and Lewis St., in Laramie

Look for our UW ENR club table at the event, where members of the club will be able to provide any information and answer questions about ENR club, we are always looking for new faces!

From the Ashes features Americans in communities from across the United States as they wrestle with the legacy of the coal industry, and what the future of that industry should be. From Wyoming's Powder River Basin to Appalachia, the film goes beyond the rhetoric of the “war on coal” to present compelling and often-heartbreaking stories about what is at stake for our economy, health, and climate. The film invites audiences to learn more about an industry on the edge and what it means for their lives.

11/15/2017

Interested in a leadership position on the UW campus for 2018? Have a passion for helping others and the community? Looking to branch out from your current path and/or empower change? Answering "yes" to any (or all!) of these these rhetorical questions? Then click the link here and let us know that you're interest in becoming an ENR Club Officer!

Applicants of all class standings, ages, majors, involvement levels, and background will be considered, as long as you aren't graduating before December 2018. All submissions due Monday, November 27th by 10pm.

Please submit your contact information and the position(s) you are interested in by Monday, November 27th at 10pm.

10/18/2017

Check out this article from Wyoming Public Radio & Media. What do you think of this ranking? How can we improve, and what are we doing right?

The Center for Western Priorities , a Colorado conservation non-profit, has released a scorecard that ranks states based on their policies on public land,

10/13/2017

Just a reminder that ENR Club is going on a hike at Hidden Falls tomorrow morning and we're meeting at Walmart at 9am for whoever is interested! Bring your friends! It'll be a little chilly, but getting outside and moving keeps you warm! 💪🏼🌞🗻

09/13/2017

Meet our Treasurer, Ryan Brooks! Ryan is majoring in Geology, Environmental Systems Science, and Environment and Natural Resources. He is from Northwest Arkansas and chose Wyoming because of the incredible environmental science programs we have here at the Haub School. Ryan chose the ENR club because it was a fantastic way to meet people who are just as passionate about the world as he is, and loves hiking anywhere he can

09/12/2017

Meet our secretary, Brigid McKeough! Brigid is a double major in Communications and Environment and Natural Resources with a minor in Outdoor Leadership from Chicago Illinois. She chose Wyoming because she wanted to go somewhere where there were places to hike around and just open spaces. She chose the ENR club because she loves the outdoors, and wanted to meet more people who love it as much as she does. Brigid's favorite place to hike is anywhere in Grand Teton National Park

09/11/2017

Meet our Vice President, Annaliese Fitzsimmons! Annaliese is a double major in Civil Engineering and Environment and Natural Resources, and is from Greybull Wyoming. She chose UW because she wanted to stay in the Rocky Mountain Region, because she loves the area. She chose the ENR club because it has given her an opportunity to meet awesome people that care about the same things she does, and her favorite place to hike is Barn Hill, which is near Hoback, WY

09/05/2017

Meet our president, Mary Grace Bedwell! Mary Grace is a double major in Geology and Spanish. Mary Grace is from Summerdale Alabama, and came to Wyoming because she knew it was a place she could call home after moving from Alabama. She needed a place with great people, programs, and escapes, and she has found that here. Her favorite place to go hiking is Sheep Mountain in Medicine Bow National Forest, and she loves the ENR Club because "I love being able not only to learn about environmentally conscious practices in my own life, but also to be able to spread them across both campus and the community"