Out of the total university area of 1,018,416 m2 (1.05 km2), the forest vegetation cover accounts for 11,525 m2, which represents 1.13% of the total campus area.”
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Sakon Nakhon Rajabhat University (SNRU) is committed to maintaining a sustainable and eco-friendly campus environment. Out of the total campus area of 1,018,416.00 m2, the university dedicatedly preserves 11,525.00 m2 as a forest vegetation cover, which accounts for 1.13% of the entire university grounds. This forested area consists of native tree species, dense canopy covers, and natural conservation zones that act as the university’s main carbon sink and biodiversity hub. In addition to the natural forest cover, the remaining open space of 873,909.00 m2 (which constitutes 85.81% of the total area) is strategically integrated with systematically planted vegetation, including landscaped gardens, roadside tree alignments, decorative lawns, and green pocket parks distributed across various academic clusters—such as the areas surrounding the Faculty of Education, the Faculty of Science and Technology, and the Ratchaphruek Stadium. These green spaces are managed under the university’s campus greening initiative to reduce heat island effects and enhance the
overall well-being of the campus community.
Vehicle Statistics on Campus (Fiscal Year 2025) Vehicle Type Number of Vehicles used and managed by the university Number of Car the university daily Number of Motorcycle the university daily Number of All Vehicles Fiscal Year 2025 University-owned vehicles 36 Vehicles entering and exiting the university – Gate 1 – 342 220 […]
Number of Reservoirs Water surface area (sq.m.) Water depth (m.) Capacity of Lakes (cu.m.) Picture of Water Conservation 1 30,000 4 120,000 2 18,400 2 36,800 3 13,800 3.5 48,300 4 14,060 2 28,120 Total Capacity of Rain Water Collection 233,220 The university has implemented a water conservation program by developing and maintaining four […]
The university has implemented a water conservation program through the development and maintenance of four on-campus reservoirs for rainwater harvesting and water storage. These reservoirs collect and store rainwater runoff during the rainy season, providing an alternative water source for landscape irrigation, campus greenery maintenance, and other non-potable water uses. The total water storage capacity […]