sustainability

Florida Tech’s campus is teeming with wildlife both big and small. We’ve compiled a Florida Tech field guide showcasing just a few of the creatures on campus.

In a world fraught with environmental and economic challenges, graduates with sustainability skills are in high demand.

At Florida Tech, “sustainability” goes beyond academics. Sustainability initiatives and practices have become core components of who we are.

Florida Tech received a 90 out of 99 for its Green Score, the measure of a school's performance as an environmentally aware, prepared institution.

The landscape features 20 species of native Florida trees, shrubs and ground cover, and two pollinator gardens were created.

The 3,000-square-foot, $1.25 million building overlooking Crane Creek will serve up to 140 undergraduate and 50 graduate OEMS students.

The system automates the process of growing produce through a series of sensors, lights, air channels, nutrients, cameras and irrigation.

Faculty, staff, students and representatives from Melbourne's Environmental Community Outreach Division attended the April 29 event.

Hosted by Friends of the Carr Refuge, the event helped clean the beaches at the start of the 2022 turtle nesting season.

The building was remodeled in 2020 as a zero-energy structure. It now has features including LED lighting and solar power.