Green infrastructure on campus

The areas covered with natural or planted vegetation under the care of the Autonomous University of Nuevo León (UANL) are a key component of its campuses, not only for their aesthetic and recreational value, but also for the environmental benefits they offer. These areas contribute significantly to improving air quality, producing oxygen, capturing carbon dioxide, and collecting rainwater. Furthermore, they help reduce stress and promote the physical and emotional well-being of the university community.

The gardens, parks, and natural spaces managed by UANL also serve as habitats for native flora and fauna, promoting the conservation of local biodiversity. These environments are not only valuable from an ecological perspective but also from an educational one, as they serve as living laboratories where students can explore topics related to ecosystems, sustainability, natural resource management, and environmental conservation.

The UANL's commitment to green infrastructure is reflected in its actions to create, conserve, and maintain these spaces, always seeking their harmonious integration with university facilities. Through these initiatives, the university promotes a culture of respect and environmental stewardship, reinforcing its role as a responsible educational institution and promoter of the sustainable use of natural resources.