University of Texas at Austin
EN-4: Outreach Materials and Publications

The Bleed Orange, Live Green newsletter is sent to over 2,500 recipients between 10 and 12 times a year. News stories are comprehensive, bringing together disparate units and individuals with a goal to highlight all sustainability work among students, staff and faculty. Events are promoted. All social media platforms reinforce our news stories and also include new content.

https://sustainability.utexas.edu/news-archives

UT Austin's 19 LEED-certified buildings have either internal or external signage that point our building features or accreditation. The School of Architecture has installed a Thermal Lab (http://soa.utexas.edu/csd/research/experimental-research) which has extensive educational material/signage available. Many Green Fund-funded projects (native landscaping, pervious pavement, etc) have signage that highlights features. Finally, the Campus Environmental Center's new Blackland prairie (the Little Blue Prairie Project) has signage wildlife habitats, and additional sustainable efforts on campus.

The 50 minute, 2 mile, self-guided tour takes an urban hiker through the center of campus, introducing them to sustainability initiatives from faculty, students and staff, insight into equity initiatives, information about natural spaces, and basically touches on the work of all on campus.

Available online (greentour.utexas.edu) or in print

The Sustainability Guide features a variety of tools for incorporating sustainability into the student experience. The guide addresses the following categories: food, transportation, energy and water, recycling and waste, campus hot spots, Austin activities, get involved on campus, and resources. Each category has the following sections: Sustainability and You which highlights simple steps students can take, Sustainability On Campus, and Sustainability Off Campus.

https://sustainability.utexas.edu/student-guide-sustainable-living