Agnes Scott’s Environmental Residents (ERs) Program is a student-run organization that promotes sustainable living on campus and acts as a liaison between the Office of Sustainability and the students, faculty and staff.

APU joins in the fight to reduce emissions and traffic congestion.

Alfred State College and the US National Arboretum joined together for a five-year cooperative agreement focused on assisting the Arboretum in its goal to "go green" by incorporating alternative energy sources on its grounds and to assist in one of the Arboretum's mission statement goals of education.

AU installed LED lights in parking garage and in lamps along outdoor campus walkways.

Appalachian State University Food Services seeks to reduce the environmental impact of food procurement through creating a local and sustainable food system.

Model habitats are popping up all over Arizona State, from wildflower gardens to cottonwood forests to borrowing owl habitat, and are showing students the importance of growing native.

Arizona State University designs an entire freshman dorm community under strict environmentally friendly guidelines.

ASU installs a 1.8 megawatt solar PV system

The 2010 Ditch the Dumpster program stemmed from Arizona State University’s first large-scale effort during the spring semester of 2008 residence hall move-out to divert reusable items from the landfill.

By making an organization that links the environmental projects of various campuses, this program seeks to build a variety of strengths into one.