ENVIRONMENT: Master Plan: A hope for preservation
ENVIRONMENT: Master Plan: A hope for preservation
By Yessica HernandezBridge contributing writerPublished Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2024
The high pitch of cicadas sound through the air, birds sing, grasshoppers leap about and lizards crawl upon the dry grass. Those are the sounds students and faculty of the biology department at Texas A&M International University fear may be lost with the Master Plan.
“We can have growth and opportunities for students … and also that hands-on experience that I think is really beautiful,” Instructional Assistant Professor of biology Amede Rubio said.
Carlos Andres Mounetou | BridgeTrees along Loop 20 are now removed near the TAMIU campus entrances, as seen on Feb. 9.
The undeveloped land that surrounds TAMIU houses a variety of plants, i...