Office of Sustainability
About UNT Health Sustainability
Our university’s mission is to “create solutions for a healthier community”. UNT Health Sustainability within Facilities Management supports that mission by advancing sustainable practices on campus through educational outreach, programs and initiatives, and our own campus operations.
Key Initiatives
The Office of Sustainability was founded in 2012 after the UNT Health students voted in a fee to fund environmental improvements on campus. This fee, the Sustainable Campus Fee, helps fund many programs, projects, and events on campus.
- UNT Health Community Garden
- Composting
- Reduce – Reuse – Recycle
- Labs & Freezers
- Alternative Transportation
Events & Announcements
Our vision is to transform our students and employees into people with a sustainability mindset. Take action today to make our campus and community healthier and more sustainable.
- Sustainability Committee Representatives Needed: Do you have a passion for sustainability and want to help make improvements on campus? Join the Sustainability Committee! You’ll serve with staff, faculty, and students and help set the focus for the year. Our first meeting is late September. Contact us to learn more!
- 2025 Annual Transit Subsidies On Sale: UNT Health Sustainability subsidizes the annual transit passes for both students and employees. Passes are good for all of 2025 and are up to 75% off regular rates. Learn more here.
- UNT Health Community Garden: Interested in gardening at our community garden? We have 35 plots all managed by students, employees or community members. Learn more at UNT Health.edu/communitygarden.
- COMPOSTING SERVICE: Composting is one of the best ways to live more sustainably since it diverts material from the landfill and contributes to healthier soil. UNT Health Sustainability will initiate a compost drop-off for both home and campus compost for our students and employees. Learn more here.
- LEAP: Work in a lab? Get involved with the Lab Efficiency Action Program (LEAP). We’ve redesigned the program to be better than ever.




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