Sustainability at Princeton

Earth Month 2019 Celebrate Earth Day with us all month long with events and activities throughout April.
Video Premiere Attend the premiere of “How To Get Started as a Naturalist,” a short video featuring the late Princeton ecologist Henry Horn, who spent 52 years exploring natural history on campus.
Mend Mondays Mend's mission is to encourage sustainable attitudes and reduce waste surrounding clothing and fashion.
EcoReps Leaders 2019 The EcoReps aim to increase sustainability awareness and behaviors among Princeton students.
Greening Reunions Coming to Reunions? Help us make Green the new Orange.
EcoReps Clothing Swap First donate your gently used clothing, then on May 4, swap till you drop!

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Events

Apr
19

“How to get Started as a Naturalist with Henry Horn” Video Premiere and Nature Walks

12:30 pm to 3:30 pm

Frick Chemistry Auditorium and Campus Trails

Apr
22

Earth Month Solar Field Tours

2:30 pm to 3:30 pm

Frist Campus Center, parking lot between Frist and Guyot Hall

Apr
22

Mend Monday - April 22

8:00 pm to 10:00 pm

GreenSpace, Frist Campus Center (Level 100)

Apr
24

"Will China Save the Planet?" with Barbara Finamore, NRDC

4:30 pm to 6:00 pm

Guyot Hall, Room 10

News & Announcements

Earth Month 2019! [3‑26‑19]

Celebrate Earth Month! Princeton students, faculty and staff have planned earth-friendly events and activities throughout April in honor of Earth...

Sustainability Wins off the Court While Tigers Win on It [3‑13‑19]

Article originally published on Campus Dining's website by Sarah Bavuso, Campus Dining, and Jack Sullivan '22 On February 22, the Princeton’s men’s...

Reflecting on the Green Allies Conference [3‑06‑19]

by Claire Wayner '22 Over intersession in February, I traveled to Gettysburg College to attend an annual conference held by GreenAllies...

“Being the co-president of SURGE has taught me the importance of collaboration not only within the organization but also outside it. It has been a pleasure to work with so many great people and so many great organizations such as the Office of Sustainability and the Sierra Club.”

— Isaac Lederman '15