The NAU Review —Timber. Check out Flagstaff’s logging history, photos of NAU through the decades and our progress to carbon neutrality

Oct. 15, 2024

What started as a means of collecting timber for the transcontinental railroad quickly developed into the prosperous logging industry that gave the NAU Lumberjacks their name. Led by Cline Library intern Alexandra Williams, Special Collections and Archives chose to encapsulate 100 years of Flagstaff’s lumber-loving history in its exhibit “Timber! Northern Arizona’s Logging Legacy,” on display in Cline Library’s SCA gallery until August.

Wondering how NAU is working toward this important goal? Find all the answers in NAU’s inaugural State of Sustainability report, which documents all the work the university is doing and plans to do to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. Learn more about the work of NAU’s Green Fund, the partnerships and grants that are helping NAU change how it does business and what you can do to help in your office.