National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program
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NWF's Campus Ecology program was established in 1989 and has worked with thousands of campuses all over the country to find solutions to climate change both on and off campus.

Join the conversation. We have a blog (http://blogs.nwf.org/campus/), a Twitter account (http://twitter.com/CampusEcology), and an email newsletter (look in the News box below for our latest headlines) that is PACKED with events, resources, news and articles.
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Carly
Southeast Campus Field Coordinator
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Jody
Jody
Funda
Funda
Jenilee
Jenilee
Ruslan
Ruslan
Cavid
Cavid
Ainura
Ainura
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  • Chill Out
    Campuses Nationwide
    Wednesday, April 15 at 9:00am
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    Jack Morton Auditorium at George Wa...
    Wednesday, April 16 at 6:00pm
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National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program

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Name:
National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program
Category:
Organizations - Non-Profit Organizations
Description:
NWF's Campus Ecology program was established in 1989 and has worked with thousands of campuses all over the country to find solutions to climate change both on and off campus.

Join the conversation. We have a blog (http://blogs.nwf.org/campus/), a Twitter account (http://twitter.com/CampusEcology), and an email newsletter (look in the News box below for our latest headlines) that is PACKED with events, resources, news and articles.
Privacy Type:
Open: All content is public.

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Email:
campus@nwf.org
Website:
http://www.nwf.org/campusecology
Location:
Reston, VA

Recent News
 

News:
The latest issue of ClimateEdu: News for the Green Campus is live! Here are this week's headlines:

All Fired Up
http://www.nwf.org/campusEcology/climateedu/articleView.cfm?iArticleID=126
The trick to making biomass fuels work in campus boilers, many are saying, is to source materials locally and show a great deal of patience with new techniques.


Dept. of Labor Distributes Money for Greenforce Training
http://www.nwf.org/campusEcology/climateedu/articleView.cfm?iArticleID=127
Some of the grants are marked specifically for low-income or adult learning programs, while others fund broader energy training curricula.


Schools Raise Staff’s Energy IQ
http://www.nwf.org/campusEcology/climateedu/articleView.cfm?iArticleID=125
Installing CFLs and other upgrades is good; making sure staff and faculty know how to use them is better. Engaging campus members in energy-saving habits is therefore an important component of any institution’s sustainability plan.


Let us know if you have any comments or questions, and please feel free to share any exciting news from your own campus!