USask Office of Sustainability

🚲✨ What a fantastic Bike to Work Day at USask!

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by our commuter stations, grabbed a snack, connected with fellow cyclists, and chose active transportation to get to campus. Your enthusiasm and commitment to sustainable commuting help make our campus healthier, more connected, and more sustainable.

Every ride counts—whether you’re a daily cyclist or dusted off your bike just for the day. Thank you for pedalling with us and helping build a more sustainable future, one ride at a time. 💚🌎

🚲 WE’RE BACK!

USask Bike to Work Day commuter stations have officially been rescheduled! Join us on Thursday, June 11 from 7:00–9:00 am. 
 
Stop by our commuter stations for refreshments, to enter our giveaway, and a chance to connect with fellow cyclists on your morning commute. All previously shared station details remain the same!

📅 Thursday, June 11
⏰ 7:00–9:00 a.m.
📍 USask campus commuter stations

Thank you for your patience with the weather postponement in May — we can’t wait to see you there! 🚴🌎

🚲 Bike to Work Day is back at USask!

Join us on Thursday, May 14 and start your day the sustainable way—by biking to campus. Stop by our commuter stations for free coffee, snacks, music, and more while connecting with fellow riders.

Whether you ride every day or it’s your first time, this is your chance to:
🌱 Reduce your impact
💪🏿 Boost your wellbeing
🫱🏽‍🫲🏿 Be part of a stronger campus community
Plus—check in for your chance to win a gift card from Bike Doctor 👀

📍 Find us along the path in front of Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Center and the Murray Building OR at the Physical Activity Complex (PAC)

⏰ Morning commute (7–9 AM)

Let’s ride together, USask. 🚴🏻‍♀️

🌎 Earth Day is the perfect reminder that small actions can create big change. Whether you’re making sustainable swaps, giving back to your community, or learning something new, there are so many meaningful ways to celebrate and support the planet.
 
Here are 5 simple ways to celebrate Earth Day:

🌱 Plant something
Plant flowers, herbs, or even a tree to support biodiversity and bring more green into your space.

🚶 Leave the car at home
Walk, bike, carpool, or take transit to help reduce emissions and support cleaner air.

♻️ Try a plastic-free challenge
Skip single-use plastics for the day by bringing reusable bags, bottles, and containers.

🧹 Join or host a cleanup
Help keep campus clean by picking up litter and protecting local ecosystems. The Office of Sustainability supports cleanups on campus and encourages everyone to take part in caring for our shared spaces. Interested in organizing a cleanup? Reach out to learn how we can support your efforts!

📚 Learn and share
Take time to learn about an environmental issue and share what you discover to inspire action in others.
 
Every action—big or small—makes a difference. 🌍

How will you celebrate Earth Day this year? Let us know in the comments below ⬇️
 

🌍 Earth Day is almost here — and small actions really do add up. 🌱

This Earth Day (April 22), join Small Actions, Big Impact, a free online event hosted by the Nature Conservancy of Canada. You’ll hear from sustainability and conservation experts and walk away with practical, doable ways to care for nature at home, on campus, and in your community — no overwhelm, just impact. 💚

📅 April 22
⏰ 3:30-4:30 pm CST
💻 Online | Free to attend

Participants will also receive an Earth Day Action Guide packed with simple ideas you can start right away. Because when we act together, even small steps create meaningful change.

🔗Register today using the link in our bio!

NaturePositive TakeAction