Associate Professor
School of Agriculture, University of the Virgin Islands
RR1 Box 10,000, Kingshill
St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, 00850-9781
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Projects with Students
Bioenergy Garden
The Bioenergy Garden, a consortium of bioenergy producing plants from the southeast US, was a timely initiative by the Georgia Southern university supported by the College of Science & Mathematics. Students from the 'Biology of Plants' class developed the garden as part of the class project. The garden portrayed over 15 leading biofuel feedstock species.
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After-School Garden Program
Students from the Sustainable Forestry and Agroecology class participate at the 'Garden Club', where they helped school children learn about planting and growing of vegetables. This was an initiative by the GSU Center for Sustainability in partnership with local elementary schools. This project raised awareness about plants, gardening and sustainability.
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Arbor Day
Dr. Saha collaborated with the Georgia Southern Physical Plant (Landscaping) and the Center for Sustainability and together they initiated the celebration of campus Arbor Day. Hundreds of tree seedlings are planted on campus every year by the students, staff, faculty and administrators. This is a great way to engage the students in service-learning, involve the university community, greening the campus, and celebrate sustainability.
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Raising Awareness
Students from Dr. Saha's Agroecology, Sustainable Forestry, and Biology of Plants class(es) participated in raising awareness about sustainability by presenting posters at different community events such as No Impact Week, Downton and Campus Farmers' Market, GreenFest etc. This is a great way to engage both the students and the community, while bringing diversity in student learning and promoting sustainable practices.
