
SUU Biking
Welcome to the SUU Bike Webpage, where you will find all the resources you should know about for having a bike on campus! Join us every Wednesday at 5 PM in front of the Library for a short ride around campus.
Biking Resources
Bike Map

Welcome to the SUU Bike Webpage, where you will find all the resources you should know about for having a bike on campus! Join us every Wednesday at 5 PM in front of the Library for a short ride around campus.
Health is a vital part of living a full and sustainable life. When people feel well in their bodies, minds, and emotions, they are more able to find balance, purpose, and happiness. Sustainability begins with caring for ourselves, and lasting well-being means building lives that can thrive alongside a healthy planet.
Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)
As the University of the Parks, we focus on protecting the natural beauty and ecosystems within parks and wild places. Preservation means keeping these living landscapes healthy and thriving. While honoring the history and heritage connected to these spaces, our priority is ensuring nature remains strong and vibrant for generations to come.
Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance
Education is the foundation of sustainability, empowering individuals to understand, appreciate, and take meaningful action. It builds awareness, critical thinking, and skills needed to create resilient communities. Through learning, we inspire curiosity and responsibility, shaping a future where people and nature can thrive together.
Food is central to sustainability, connecting how we grow, share, and consume what nourishes us. Sustainable food practices prioritize soil health, resource conservation, and fair access, supporting communities and ecosystems alike. By choosing wisely, we help build systems that sustain people now and into the future.
Community is the foundation of sustainability, where people come together through events, volunteering, and shared efforts to build resilient, supportive networks. These connections foster a sense of belonging and collective responsibility, inspiring actions that sustain both people and the places they live. Sustainable communities thrive on cooperation, care, and ongoing engagement.
Recycling and repair are practical ways to reduce waste, conserve resources, and extend the life of the things we use. Choosing to fix, reuse, or repurpose not only supports a more sustainable, less disposable way of living but can also save money and create opportunities for local economies. These simple actions make a lasting impact, both environmentally and economically.
Transportation plays a key role in sustainability, shaping how we move through and connect with the world around us. Walkable paths, bike routes, public transit, and shared rides support physical health, reduce the need for expansive parking, and free up space for more community-focused uses. Just as importantly, they expand access and opportunity for those who can’t or choose not to drive. Sustainable transportation is about creating safe, reliable, and inclusive ways for everyone to get where they need to go.
The Cedar Area Transportation (CATS) Bus and Van System
Cedar City Active Transportation Plan
In a dry environment, conserving water is not just responsible it’s essential. Sustainable water practices focus on using less, wasting less, and protecting what we have. From daily habits to larger systems, every drop matters. By reducing our water use, we help ensure reliable access now and in the future.
Iron County Water Conservation District
Energy powers our daily lives, and using it wisely is key to sustainability. Efficient energy use and choosing cleaner sources help save money, improve air quality, and support resilient communities. Sustainable energy means making thoughtful choices that balance needs today with those of tomorrow.