Construction fencing will go up for the initial phase of new Eco-Commons

Activities related to to the Beringause Demolition and EcoCommons begin October 2nd.

Student organizations, staff and university leadership will help with November 6 planting

A commitment to effective community forestry management

The Arbor Day Foundation named Tech a Tree Campus USA school for its commitment to effective community forestry management.

Our woolly, four-legged friends are back to help manage the vegetation

Campus leaf-collection supports mulch compost development and more effective operations. Compost will be used in our landscaping beds year-round.

Georgia Tech’s arboretum status — official as of March — was an organic development stemming from a tree inventory in 2012.

Groundskeeper Donald "DJ" Jordan takes pride in maintaining the historical part of campus called The Hill.

Tech Lawn and Garden, a column by lawn and garden experts in Facilities, shares tips that you can use at home.