Partners and Friends of Sustain Champlain

Spring Hill Solutions: Focusing on carbon management and sustainable business practices, Greg Strong and Spring Hill is mapping Champlain's carbon footprint as well as helping us think creatively about making Champlain efficient, sustainable, and interested in our green future.

Vermont Campus Sustainability Network:VCSN is a network of Vermont colleges and universities, communities, individuals, businesses, state offices, and sustainability-related organizations. A project of the Vermont Campus Energy Group, VCSN promotes environmental awareness and action on Vermont’s campuses and within Vermont’s larger communities through the free exchange of information, focused education and events, creative collaborations, and specific projects and initiatives.

Vermont Campus Energy Group:The Vermont Campus Energy Group (VCEG) is a campus resource to improving energy efficiency and renewable energy at Champlain and other college's throughout Vermont.  Sustain Champlain has been working closely with campus coordinator Zach Mangione to energize our campus and engage our students in sustainability.

AASHE, the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education:  A member organization that promotes sustainability in all sectors of higher education - from governance and operations to curriculum and outreach - through education, communication, research and professional developmentmote sustainability in all sectors of higher education - from governance and operations to curriculum and outreach - through education, communication, research and professional development

Focus the Nation: An educational initiative intent on moving America beyond fatalism to a determination to face up to this civilizational challenge, the challenge of our generation. In January 2008, Focus the Nation brought over 1500 educational institutions together to participate in workshops and panels, brainstorming global warming solutions.  Focus the Nation will be holding another national teach-in in early February, 2009.