Campus Meadows
The first campus meadow was established in 2014 behind the Sharp Sustainability Education Center (SSEC).
Native wildflower meadows are a fantastic and sustainable alternative to turf.
Some of their benefits include:
- Providing beautiful wildlife habitat
- Supporting pollinator populations with tens of thousands of flowers
- Only needing to be mowed once per year
- Not needing any fertilizer or pesticides
- Not needing to be watered after the first year
Originally supported by a USDA block grant to the NJ Beekeepers’ Association, our main meadow on campus has served as a model for other meadows that have since been established around the region. The campus meadows have been a great collaboration between facilities, faculty and students over the past several years.
Learn more about our campus meadows through this presentation:
Additional Resources
- Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center’s
- The Xerces Society
Contact
Eric Wiener
Associate Professor of Environmental Science
E-mail: ewiener@ramapo.edu
Phone: (201) 684-7728
Office: G-417
505 Ramapo Valley Road
Mahwah, NJ 07430
p: 201-684-7500
e: information@ramapo.edu
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