Sustainability is being infused into every aspect of the Keene State College community, from the recycling bin outside of the President's office to the cleaners being used by the housekeeping staff. Every day of the week, materials are collected for recycling, vehicles are powered by alternative fuels, and automated controls turn the lights off when the sun shines in the windows of the new Zorn Dining Commons.

As a community of more than 5,000 people, Keene State College has a big impact on the environment, both locally and globally. We ship in truckloads of supplies, ship out tons of waste, and draw energy around the clock. These are the requirements and by-products of a large community, but the members of this community are working toward making them happen in more sustainable ways - ways that will meet the needs of present and future generations with as little detrimental effect on the resources and biological systems of the planet as possible.

Do you want to know more about sustainability at Keene State? Are you curious about making sustainable decisions in your daily life? Do you have ideas for making this community more sustainable? On this web site you'll find links that tell you more about sustainability at the College, connect you to outside resources, and show you how to join the President's Council for a Sustainable Future - one of the driving forces for sustainability at Keene State.