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ECO (Environmental Collaborative) is a student organization that works to unite on-campus student groups toward environmental, sustainable, and ecologically focused initiatives. We commit fully to the following:
1. To increase dialogue amongst environmental organizations and all other interested organizations,
2. To launch and uphold meaningful venues for reducing negative environmental impact and upholding social justice and to provide opportunities for all students to gain knowledge and experience in relevant issues,
3. To provide support to and information for existing environmental initiatives, and
4. To foster meaningful relationships with Cornell’s administration and the Ithaca community.

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The Fantastic Fungi Fanatics club creates a platform for people to share their passion for fungi. Fungi are often overlooked in our surroundings but play an essential role in our everyday lives and in all ecosystems.

Our club activities may include but are not limited to:
o Mushroom hunting field trips
o Experimental exploration
-Mushroom identification
-Mushroom cultivation
-Cooking with mushrooms
-Discussions on research and studies
-Others (slime molds, fermentation, etc.)
o Movie nights
o Shroom art (spore prints, etc.)

Our goal is to create a fun and stimulating environment to dig in to the field of mycology. We want to spread our zest for mushrooms with the Cornell and Ithaca communities!

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Friends of Farmworkers was founded to provide consistent ESL instruction to area farmworkers who know little or no English.

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The GDEV Student Advisory Board consists of undergraduate students within the Department of Global Development (including Global Development, International Agriculture & Rural Development, and Development Sociology). We unite critical scholarship and practice at the intersections of agricultural, environmental, life, and social sciences to advance a more equitable, sustainable, and food-secure world for all. Side-by-side with our network of global and community partners, we demonstrate our commitment to inclusion, innovation, and furthering the study and practice of global development. We embrace a transdisciplinary approach emphasizing real-world engagement on a global scale — with communities in New York State, across the United States, and around the world.

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To create a community enabling anyone to act on climate chnage.

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Cultivating a positive social community which fosters a passion for plants and teaches the value of horticulture.

Hortus Forum has a key role in providing educational experiences beyond the classroom and teaching the Cornell community about plants. This includes but is not limited to: field trips, presentations and workshops, promotion of internships, career development opportunities, and social events.

Hortus Forum provides a forum for conversation with campus representatives, such as administrators. Representing plant science students to administration is not necessarily a priority, given the diversity of majors represented.

Plant sales are a necessary function of the organization; they are a means of generating revenue, and are utilized as learning opportunities and outreach.

Although plant sales primarily encompass ornamental plants, Hortus Forum represents the breadth horticulture and includes opportunities for engaging with a diversity of plant-based experiences.

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It shall be the purpose of CRP to care for, rehabilitate, and manage a variety of captive raptor species. It shall train students in the proper care and handling of raptors. It shall engage the campus and greater community through formal and informal education programs designed to teach audiences about raptor biology and conservation. It shall select species for propagation and appropriately pair breeding individuals.

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SnodWiggs exists in affiliation with the Cornell Department of Entomology to promote the study and appreciation of arthropod organisms. Intentions of the club are as follows:
1. To foster a cohesive community among the Cornell undergraduates interested in arthropods, with a focus on insects.
2. To spread awareness and appreciation of entomology throughout the Cornell campus and Ithaca area.
3. To be a resource for peer mentorship, informal outreach events, and education for the Cornell campus community and Ithaca area.

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The objective of this organization is to promote students' awareness of wildlife ecology and conservation.

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The Cornell Undergraduate Historical Society builds a community within the undergraduate student body that appreciates and strives to learn more of historical topics and methodology, as well as seeks to share this love of history with the general community. This is accomplished through several activities: publishing a journal ("Ezra's Archives"), running the History Advising Program, bringing speakers to campus, and holding many various academic and social events for the club itself.

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