U-M Climate Week 2026 View Other Sessions

The Farm Stand is a weekly pop-up market and education project that sells produce grown by students for students.

Powered by the U-M Sustainable Food Program (UMSFP) and the Campus Farm at Matthaei Botanical Gardens (CF). In addition to fresh, local produce, the Farm Stand offers hands-on food system education by creating opportunities for students, staff, and faculty to engage with farming, food, and sustainability at U-M.

Stop by the Diag for a festival celebrating sustainability initiatives across U-M and the surrounding communities. Discover opportunities to engage with sustainability via more than 40 student groups, U-M departments, and local nonprofits. Sample local food, help plant a pollinator garden, bring your bike for repairs, screen print an item, and more! This event is free and open to the public.

Sign up to take tangible steps toward a more sustainable future with the Planet Blue Ambassador program in a Day of Service during Climate Week! Sign up for a variety of projects throughout the afternoon across campus and in Dearborn. Registration required.

Join us at the Lab Swap Shop to repurpose surplus lab supplies into fun art activities! This is a great way to reduce waste, rehome lab equipment, and unite departments across campus. This event is free .

Join the Planet Blue Ambassador program in a Day of Service to take action during Climate Week! Sign up for a variety of projects throughout the afternoon across North Campus, Central Campus, and in Ann Arbor. Registration required.

Take action with the Planet Blue Ambassador program in a Day of Service during Climate Week to create tangible change! There will be a variety of projects all over campus and in Flint. Registration required.

"We’re celebrating Sustainability Week with a tri-campus Day of Service. Join UM-Flint Planet Blue Ambassadors, the Thompson Seed Library, and Department of Natural Science as we provide three opportunities for you to give back!

Interested in a traditional clean-up? Join the Planet Blue Ambassadors at Riverbank Park as we tackle litter around the Flint River before the rainy and snow season.

Need something a little less physical? Join the Thompson Library’s Seed Saving workshop and learn how to conserve seeds from harvest to use next spring.

Interested in a new opportunity to volunteer on-campus? Bird collisions into buildings are being monitored on campus and you can become trained in how to spot them. Volunteers are especially needed during their migratory season later this year.

Choose your own adventure, or if you have the time, attend more than one opportunity during this year’s Day of Service!"

Virtual discussion via Zoom with a panel of our global partners discussing title-related topics