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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 > >

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Transportation 216 participants

Better for our bodies, better for our planet - alternative transportation is the way to go!

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Health
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Energy
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Community
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Nature
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Water
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Simplicity
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Create Your Own
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  • November 20 at 1:36 PM
    Me and layla foz putting in some werk cleaning up our fave beach
    Sofia Blackwelder
  • November 20 at 10:02 AM
    The barriers are simply the convenience of plastic water bottles, they are sold everywhere, if you forget to bring a re-usable water bottle you are more likely to just buy a plastic one. In my attempt to make this change permanent, I fill up and bring my re-useable water bottle before I leave the house, even if I think I might not use it. I no...
    Katrina Prillwitz
  • November 19 at 10:10 PM
    I believe we have more access to meat than in other places and it is part of our way of eating. Educating others on the risks of eating meat can help to shift our meat-focused culture. We can stop making meat more accessible in most places and replace it with other options.
    Madison Clarke