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UVM Eco-Reps' Launch "Follow the Leaf" campaign

On April 18th, UVM's Eco-Reps launched their "Follow the Leaf" campaign with a tabling event where passersby wrote out their eco-pledges and the group premiered a video to kick-off the campaign. 

Move Out Mayhem

Written by Steph Haynes for Vermont Cynic
(Source: Eco-Reps Column on May 2, 2013

 

Summer is lurking right around the corner and all that stands between UVM students and their freedom is finishing up finals and moving out of their dorms or off-campus apartments. 

In the past, move out day has been a total disaster. 

UVM Students Make Green Pledges During Earth Week

Mieko Ozeki, M.S., A.L.M

by Mieko Ozeki, M.S., A.L.M

Last week, UVM's Eco-Reps organized a tabling event in the Davis Center to kick start the Follow the Leaf campaign. Influenced by the Rainforest Alliances' Follow the Frog campaign, the Eco-Reps worked with two students, Matt Lipke (director) and Sam Lucci (actor), to produce a short video to promote the Eco-Options label.

As reported by senior Eco-Reps, Teresa DiTore:

Become an Eco-Rep and apply for 2013-2014

 

 

Thank you for your interest in applying to be an Eco-Rep for the 2013-14 school year. 

Vermont Cynic article on Steve Posner

[from Vermont Cynic's November 17th issue]  Steve Posner, sustainability fellow and Eco-Reps program director, believes student interaction and community participation are essential to promoting environmental sustainability at 

UVM Farmer's Market

UVM Farmer's Market
October 26, 2011 - 11:00am - 3:00pm

Local food, goods, music, and fun!

UVM Farmer's Market

September 28, 2011 - 11:00am - 3:00pm

Local food, goods, music, and fun!

Learning how to foster sustainable behavior

Steve Posner, M.S.

by Steve Posner, M.S.

The semester had just begun when I traveled to Toronto for a 2-day workshop focused on fostering sustainable behavior. I learned the nuts and bolts of a compelling approach called Community Based Social Marketing (CBSM) that is being used all over the world to shift communities toward more environmentally responsible behaviors.

NECSC Session 3 Presentations

Track 1: Energy, Buildings & Transportation

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