Auburn’s recycling center accepts glass, plastic, cardboard, mixed papers, aluminum, ink cartridges, and cell phones.
The Bike Shop was established in 1971 and provides Auburn with bikes and bike services. Riding your bike instead of driving is a great way to go green. Make sure to say hi to The Bike Dude!
The Founder’s Oak Tree measuring 88 ft tall is located here as well as 891 other trees that help provide Auburn with cleaner air, water and shade. It’s open everyday from sunrise to sunset!
Auburn University was recognized by The Princeton Review as a Green College. There are recycling bins all around campus which makes going green even easier for students.
Use the Tiger Transit during game days completely free of charge. There are six hybrid buses and all buses meet federal emissions standards. There are also bike racks on the front of most buses!
Enter the lottery for a chance to purchase a seedling from the Toomer's Oak Trees so that you can plant a new tree and own a piece of Auburn. Names will be drawn in September so enter now!
Check out this local bike shop located on S. College that offers great service and selection!
The Office of Sustainability is responsible for helping make Auburn’s campus so environmentally friendly. They helped promote the new Gotcha taxi service which is free! Call 855-446-8242 for a ride
The Lee-Russell Public Transit is Auburn-Opelika’s public transit system. Free for Auburn students, staff and faculty with ID. Save gas and the earth!
