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March 5, 2020— ���������ϲʼ�¼���� has once again been recognized as Tree Campus USA®. For the 11th-straight year, the Arbor Day Foundation celebrated ���������ϲʼ�¼���� for its commitment to engaging staff and students in conservation goals and effective campus forest management.

"Tree Campuses and their students set examples for not only their student bodies but the surrounding communities showcasing how trees create a healthier environment,” said Dan Lambe, president of the Arbor Day Foundation. “Because of ���������ϲʼ�¼����'s participation air will be purer, water cleaner and your students and faculty will be surrounded by the shade and beauty the trees provide.”

Tree Campus USA® reviews five standards when evaluating institutions: establishing a campus tree-care plan, maintaining a tree advisory committee, dedicating annual expenditures for its campus tree program and holding an Arbor Day observance and student service-learning project. Three hundred eighty fives institutions around the country were honored for their urban forest management efforts.

���������ϲʼ�¼���� has implemented many sustainability efforts across campus, including establishing an on-campus community garden, providing alternative transportation methods and creating ‘no mow’ zones to return areas of campus back to its natural state. In November, ���������ϲʼ�¼���� became the first organization in Kentucky to join the Cincinnati 2030 District—an international network of cities developing a new model for urban sustainability.

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