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Northwest Earth Institute
Campus EcoChallenge

Campuses for Change

EcoChallenge is a fun and social way to take measurable action on the issues you care about. Take the challenge, and see how a few weeks of learning and action can add up to a lifetime of positive change for you, your school, and the planet!
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Campus EcoChallenge is powered by Northwest Earth Institute, a sustainability organization that provides innovative social and digital tools designed to change the way individuals live in and interact with natural and built environments.

We envision a world where everyone has the hunger and power to collectively learn and act on solutions to transform environmental and social systems, and heal our connection to each other and Earth. Learn More > >
Challenges
Waste
769 participants
Food
469 participants
Health
506 participants
Transportation
303 participants
Energy
428 participants
Community
207 participants
Nature
287 participants
Water
441 participants
Simplicity
335 participants
Create Your Own
30 participants
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  • March 23 at 3:19 PM
    Having the right motive make people’s lives easier. Taking care of our planet is inevitable, thus becoming more established in following guidelines for a healthy lifestyle or controlling emission pollutants is an environment, and ethical concern for the safety of our communities where it is congested, and people live in tight quarters. Being...
    edward bernal
  • March 23 at 3:17 PM
    I joined the challenge to learn about how to keep our planet's resources sustainable and I've started by not using 3 plastic straws per day to keep them from polluting our environment. I've also, started printing two-sided papers whenever I'm doing my schoolwork to save paper. Lastly, for my three one-time challenges I have decided to learn...
    chris brown
  • March 23 at 10:22 AM
    I've learned that my campus uses single stream recycling, so I can put most of my recyclables in the same container. The hardest part of recycling for me is simply remembering what can and can't be recycled
    John Fegeley