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Why Work With Campus Ecology?

Campus Ecology has been a national leader in campus climate and sustainability activities since 1989. And we've learned a lot in those years.

One of those lessons is the power of collaboration. Why fight global warming alone with an eye dropper when you can use a fire hose with a team? Campus Ecology has spent two decades building a library of campus-tailored educational resources, programs, incentives, recognition and networking opportunities aimed at sharing lessons learned. Furthermore, through Campus Ecology leaders have access to the wider NWF family.

Scientific evidence of a growing climate crisis has prompted environmentalists everywhere to refocus. In response, we've evolved, too. Campus greening is still at the heart of what we do, but with a renewed purpose--encouraging campuses to make lowering emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases the goal of greening efforts.

Campus Ecology is equipped with the talented staff and resources to help students, faculty and staff with the crucial work on campus. Whether it's introducing recycling or forging ahead with green construction, Campus Ecology will be a partner. And anyone--individual faculty, staff and students or campus teams--can join.

Individual Membership
($15 students, $25 faculty/staff - Annual)

WHO: For individual students, faculty and staff working on an individual basis.

COMMITMENT: Confront global warming by taking individual steps to reduce your impact on the environment.

BENEFITS:

• One-on-one support - Test out ideas and problem solve with Campus Ecology's experienced staff through phone consultations.
• Full access to Campus Ecology resources like web conferences, online courses and research tools.
• One free Campus Ecology print publication and 50% off on all other print publications.
• Monthly campus e-news, ClimateEdu - News for the Green Campus, featuring news, in-depth case studies, research updates, reviews, reports, tools and more.

Campus Membership
($150 - Annual)

WHO: For student, faculty and staff teams.

COMMITMENT: Implement climate and wildlife-friendly initiatives on campus to confront global warming. Projects may include energy conservation and efficiency, habitat restoration, waste reduction, greener transportation, environmental assessment and more.

BENEFITS:

• All of the above benefits of individual membership, plus:
• Invitation to participate in web conferences for multiple members of your campus – students, faculty and staff
• Option to submit a case study
• Opportunity to apply for a Fellowship (priority consideration given)

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Campus Ecology...It takes a big step to make a smaller footprint.