Campus map with numbered tour sites
Welcome to the Tour

You are invited to tour selected campus sites that demonstrate environmental sustainability and support learning and applied research. Sustainability features at our tour locations include a green roof, green buildings, rain gardens, pollinator habitats, a naturalized landscape, and more. As you take the tour online or on campus, we challenge you to consider how environmental stewardship is and can be integrated into our lives. How might you think critically, and act as model stewards of the natural world? After taking the tour, look at the ISNW website for comprehensive inventories of sustainability courses and research opportunities at JMU as well as directions for requesting to use campus for a hands-on sustainability project.

Take the Online Tour

Explore the Environmental Stewardship Tour sites online in one of two ways! Visit the online Story Map where there is a map of the sites on campus and an introduction to each site, or navigate to each site using the left menu or by scrolling down to the photos below to see the complete description, sample photos, videos, studies, student projects, and courses that engaged with the site. 

Take the Self-Guided Walking Tour

Take the self-guided walking tour when you are on campus! To get started, either follow this link to the online Story Map, or scan the QR codes on the signs at environmental stewardship tour sites on campus. For those who prefer, a printable map without descriptions is available to download and print.

Explore the Sites
image for Bioscience Building
image for East Campus Dining Hall
image for East Campus Hillside
image for Edith J. Carrier Arboretum
image for Godwin Transit Center
image for School of Integrated Sciences Patio Garden
image for JMU Farm
image for John C. Wells Planetarium
image for Land Bridge
image for Madison Garden
image for Newman Lake
image for Paul Jennings Hall
image for Sibert Creek Rain Garden
image for Small Wind TTF
image for Student Success Center
image for University Recreation Center at UPARK
image for Wayland Hall

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