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Cunningham Woods

Cunningham Woods is a small 1-acre Douglas Fir forest area located inside ring road on the University of Victoria's campus grounds. The University planned to build on the site in 2000, but a lobbying campaign resulted in a freeze on development being placed on the area. In 2016, however, the University of Victoria adopted a new campus plan, identifying a portion of the Cunningham Woods as a 'protected area', and a portion as a 'potential building site' (see image below from page 61 of Campus Plan 2016).
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South Woods

exert from (PDF document) 'Restoration in South Woods Fall 2013 - University of Victoria':

The South Woods, located at the University of Victoria, is one of the last remaining natural areas on campus, and is frequented by students, faculty, and community members. This valuable ecosystem acts as a refuge for many animals, and has significant capabilities in its water management services. Restoration within the South Woods:
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School of Environmental Studies
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Test Geolocated Story #2 Bowker Creek
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Test Geolocated Story #1 Cunningham Woods
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Mt Tolmie

Mt Tolmie is often used as an outdoor classroom for UVic Environmental and Geography students.
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David Turpin Building

The Social Sciences and Math Building (SS&M) is home to the department of Environmental Studies. Although SS&M is among the newest buildings on campus, it reflects the long-standing history of environmental consciousness and culture that characterizes both Environmental Studies, and the University of Victoria (UVic) more generally.
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VIPIRG Native Plant Garden

VIPIRG garden is a section of garden that was planted with native plants by the Vancouver Island Public Interest Research Group in the 1990's, though the sign was taken down in early 2015
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Quad
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First Peoples House

Opened in 2010, UVic's cultural and academic centre for indigenous students has won many awards, including a gold-level certification in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green building program.
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