BELOW ARE PROJECTS THAT ARE CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR PARTNERS.
| Title | Summary | Category |
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| Urban Agriculture Research | To quantitatively measure and minimize the work and resources put into and maximize the resulting food output from a small urban garden. |
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In Progress | 12/19/2019 |
| C9C10 Garden Club | Our club is a student-initiated project with a goal of building and maintaining a thriving organic garden at Colleges Nine and Ten. |
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In Progress | 04/07/2016 |
| Wonderfil at UCSC | Wonderfil is creating electric dispensers for shampoo & conditioner to eliminate the need for single-use plastic for toiletries on campus. |
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In Progress | 04/19/2021 |
| Gaia Magazine Issue VIII | With the theme "The Changing Face of the Environmentalist", the goal of Issue VIII is to inspire mindfulness and activism within each reader |
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In Progress | 04/07/2016 |
| Aquaponics Pilot | We are building a water-wise system for growing plants and crayfish in the Thimann Greenhouse and a educating UCSC about aquaponics |
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In Progress | 01/15/2020 |
| Carbon Sequestration, Dung Beetles, and Soil Microbes in Pasturelands of Central Coast California | This project will assess the impacts of dung beetles on soil microbial populations and carbon sequestration in pasture systems in central CA |
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In Progress | 01/16/2023 |
| Advanced Energy Storage | Supercapacitors are to be built using Graphene Oxide and Manganese Oxide as cheap and abundant materials for electrodes |
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In Progress | 09/04/2015 |
| Digging Deeper in the Harbor Grow Quad | We are transforming a dusty patch of our campus into a lush and productive edible forest commons. Grow with us! Santa Cruz, California |
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In Progress | 04/02/2018 |
| Ecotopia House: A UCSC-Cabrillo Tiny House | The UCSC Ecotopia House aims to minimize residential ecological footprint through reusable materials & Zero Net Energy technologies. |
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In Progress | 03/31/2018 |
| Fog Water Collection for Critical Irrigation Needs at the UCSC Farm | We will collect water from fog at the UCSC organic farm for irrigation of fruit trees impacted by severe drought. |
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In Progress | 01/31/2022 |