UWindsor gardener Aaron Dickau (third from left) shows St. Clair College horticulture students and instructors the diversity of native species in the Stewart Moore Carolinian Garden outside the Leddy Library.
A group of St. Clair College horticulture students toured the UWindsor campus Friday to get a close-up look at how gardeners maintain its grounds.
Student members of the University of Windsor Outdoors Club picked up shovels to help plant trees Thursday on the east side of Sunset Avenue south of University Avenue.
A student club helped to plant four trees on the UWindsor campus Thursday.
Gardener Aaron Dickau accepts congratulations on his Impact Award from UWindsor president Alan Wildeman at the Employee Recognition Awards reception Wednesday.
A reception Wednesday celebrated the sixth annual Employee Recognition Awards.
Nick Baker (standing at left), who will receive the Excellence in Leadership Award this year, congratulates the Learning Management System team on its 2017 Impact award.
The annual Employee Recognition Awards reception is set for 3 p.m. January 31 in the Alumni Auditorium, CAW Student Centre.
Gardener Aaron Dickau cares for large tropical plants overwintering in the greenhouse on the roof of the Biology Building.
The University’s grounds department is overwintering large tropical plants in the Biology Building’s rooftop greenhouse.
Gardener Aaron Dickau holds a milkweed leaf supporting a monarch caterpillar in a garden bed outside the Leddy Library West Building.
A garden bed outside the Leddy Library West Building is a breeding ground for monarch butterflies.
Groundskeepers Liz Loeffler and Aaron Dickau decorate trees outside the Welcome Centre with blue and gold lights Thursday.
Decorative lights help to make the season bright, say UWindsor grounds workers.
