Visit the Sustainability Academy to get information on UNH's endowed sustainability program, the oldest in US higher education. Check in with a friend and get a UNH Energy Challenge t-shirt!
Visit James Hall, UNH's first LEED Gold building and home to the Dept. of Natural Resources.
Visit Chris Jordan: Running the Numbers Jan 28 - April 4, 2012, at the Museum of Art in the PCAC.
Get a local, healthy and sustainable lunch or treat at the Dairy Bar. Mmmm, mmmmm..... They even have local ice cream!
Take the train, ride C&J Trailways, or rent a ZipCar to get to and from Durham in ways that are good for the planet and your wallet.
Eat at local favorite Young's, a Green Alliance member and strong sustainability supporter.
Check out a Cat Cycles bike for FREE with your UNH ID and get where you need to go around campus.
Many of UNH's residence halls are ENERGY STAR rated, and each fall all halls and apartments compete in an energy challenge to see who can save the most. Good one to checkout is Congreve Hall.
Wildcat Transit buses run on biodiesel, and Campus Connector shuttles on CNG. Wildcat Transit runs to Dover, Newmarket, and Portsmouth. Who needs a gus-guzzling, expensive car? You don't.
Renovated in 2008, DeMerritt is LEED-Silver equivalent and home to many sustainability-related classes, departments and speaker series.
Join us March 21-22, 2012, for "Sustainability Unbound" to discuss the big idea of sustainability — and what the humanities have got to do with it. Huddleston Ballroom, free and open to the public.
