Winter 2025 Sustainability Showcase

ENS 301.02

Methods for Interdisciplinary Environmental and Sustainability Studies

Professor Monika Moore

Students in ENS 301 developed environmental and sustainability related research questions based on their interests, conducted extensive lit reviews, designed potential studies, and supported those designs with theoretical or conceptual frameworks. Please check out their in-progress proposals!

Bridging the Gap: Understanding the Discrepancy Between Attitudes and Actions in Sustainable Consumer Behavior

Ernesto H

Sacred Medicine: How Climate Change is Effecting Medicinal Plants in Indigenous Communities

Ecological Suppression: Would You Plant an Invasive Species?

Zachary Danevicz

Waves of Hope or

Ripples in Still Water?

Exploring Great Lakes Biodiversity Commitments

Amanda Daniels

Ecological Services

Samantha D

Freshwater Mussels & Mining Waste

Denise Gardner

A Greener Grand Rapids: Impacts of Community Composting

Keeleigh G

Access to Reproductive Health and Resource Consumption

Maria G

Freshwater Biodiversity Loss in Michigan

Lily Z

The Grand Affect of Green Infrastructure

Madison P

American's Consumption Behaviors and Perceptions of Single-Use Plastics

Chelsea K

Fast Fashion: consumer AWARENESS, ENVIRONMENTAL impact, and the power of policy

Jamesen R

INVASIVE SPECIES: HOW INVASIVE SPECIES Impact POLLINATION DECLINE IN MICHIGAN

Isabelle Z

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Eco-Labels

Ella S

Bee Colony Collapse: Exploring Farmers' Perspectives on Their Role in Impact and Mitigation

Lindsey P

Zero Waste to Landfill for the US Corporation

Stephanie W

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