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Welcome to the Sustainability Office! We do this via hands on learning, building inclusive com

Our mission is to challenge and empower Dartmouth College and our students to solve the human and environmental problems presented by a rapidly changing planet. Dartmouth Sustainability is the facebook group of the Dartmouth Office of Sustainability, a dedicated group staff, students and faculty working together to make Dartmouth a sustainability leader.

04/29/2026

Join us today in celebrating our LAST DAY of Climate week, during our final two events!
🌲At 4PM, in the Irving project hub (155), Rakib Anam: a Bangladeshi-American activist and founder of Climate Cardinal, will be having an interactive talk on Artificial Intelligence and climate.

Looking to gain experience in the climate field? In today’s final event at 5PM, in one wheelock, students will be able to ask questions to our student panelists about their experiences on immersion trips 🏔️, FSPs ✈️, and experiential scholar programs. See y’all there, drinks and dinner will be provided!

04/28/2026

Are you a senior interested in health, climate, or the intersection of both? Or an underclass student looking to learn more about the health impacts of climate change? Join us today at 12 PM in Kellogg 100 for the Climate Week Health Panel featuring Dr. Barnato, Dr. Crockett, Dr. Paulin, Dr. Lichter, and Dr. Smolden. You won’t want to miss this!

Then come to the second panel of the day to learn more about the Arctic Immersion Trip ❄️This trip is one of several immersion trips offered through the office. Participants from the 2026 Arctic Trip will be there to share their experiences and answer your questions. Come learn and get inspired! 🌿

For more information on climate week events, visit here: https://climate.dartmouth.edu/news-events/dartmouth-climate-week

04/27/2026

Ready for a dose of optimism? ☀️ We’re setting the stage for an empowering conversation with NYT bestselling author Ayana Elizabeth Johnson today at 4:30 PM! Join us for Climate Week as we explore climate solutions together.
📍 Location: Wilder 104 (overflow in Steele 006)
After the talk, stick around for the “Longest Table Potluck” from 6–8 PM in Fairchild (bring a dish to share and invite your friends!) 🌱

04/24/2026

We’re excited to continue our climate week programming 🌱with our 3rd day here! Kicking it off at 9AM, meet yesterday’s young alumni panelist during office hours at the DCCD. Following office hours, join Dr. Megan Romano and Dr. Christine Gunn on zoom to discuss how knowledge of environmental exposure can be translated into patient care and public health action. For more information about our partnered events visit: https://climate.dartmouth.edu/news-events/dartmouth-climate-week

04/23/2026

Climate Week Day 2 🌎🌲 is here! This afternoon we were excited to partner with the Revers Center to hear from Phil Giudice, a seasoned energy expert, and Damali Harding, a pioneer in climate policy implementation. Stay tuned for insightful discussions, climate career panels, climate research, and climate hope events on the Dartmouth Climate Collaborative website: https://climate.dartmouth.edu/news-events/events

04/22/2026

HAPPY EARTH DAY! The Climate Collaborative in partnership with many orgs & departments & clubs across campus is excited to kick off Dartmouth Climate Week starting with a busy, beautiful day of Earth Day celebrations today! We look forward to celebrating Earth Day with you.
Please visit https://climate.dartmouth.edu/news-events/events for all upcoming events!

🌍 EARTH DAY TODAY 04/22🌎

Running on Native Lands: Dartmouth Earth Day Celebration Fun Run/Walk
Join us for an interactive fun run or walk with runner, documentary film producer/director, and activist Jordan Marie Brings Three White Horses Whetstone to celebrate Earth Day.
Pine Park | 1pm-3pm
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Fairchild Tower Earth Day Celebration
Join the Fairchild Tower Departments for the second annual Fairchild Earth Day Celebration! Enjoy food and beverages, take part in a scavenger hunt around the Tower for a chance to win prizes, and support fellow students by giving back.
Fairchild Tower | 4pm-5pm
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Ríos y Memorias Vivas: Concert and Installation
Come to this concert & installation welcoming Waikil, a Mapuche rapper and traditional educator, and centering the relationship between rivers, memory, and territorial care. This concert includes a multimedia component from Helen Deng ’26, which brings the Yangtze River and the Three Gorges Dam into conversation with rivers in Mapuche territory, Wallmapu, and our neighboring Kwenitekw, Connecticut River.
One Wheelock @ Collis | 5pm-7pm
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Rising Hearts Film Screening
Come see the film screenings from Rising Hearts Stories followed by an audience Q & A featuring Jordan Whetstone and Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, Lydia Jennings.
Filene Auditorium | 7pm- 8p

03/22/2026

We’ve hit the halfway mark of our 2026 Appalachia trip—and what a journey it’s been so far! 🌄⚡
Students are currently immersed in one of the most historically significant energy regions in the country, gaining a firsthand look at how coal has shaped both the nation and the communities of West Virginia. From its powerful legacy to its lasting effects on the environment, economy, and daily life, they’re uncovering the many layers of this story.
At the same time, the focus is firmly on what comes next. Through conversations with local leaders, organizations, and energy experts, students are exploring how the region is evolving—embracing a mix of energy sources like natural gas alongside renewables such as wind, solar, and geothermal. 🌬️☀️
This experience is all about connecting the past, present, and future of energy—while challenging students to think critically about the path forward.
More reflections and behind-the-scenes moments coming soon… stay tuned! 🚀

01/07/2026

Wondering what the real magic of our Sustainability Immersion Trips is? It’s pretty simple: reflection.

On our trips, we have the privilege of meeting with so many extraordinary partners, all who generously share their time and stories with us. Spending time in reflection, connecting the dots among these stories, is what transforms students’ perspectives and makes the learning stick.

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01/05/2026

We’re still beaming thinking about our Italy Sustainable Food Systems Immersion Trip this past winterim. After several days in Rome learning about urban and international food systems, we zoomed our lens in to experience local, place-based farming firsthand. From thousand-year-old olive trees to making mozzarella with the morning’s fresh milk, we saw close-up how food and farming practices rooted in a landscape can sustain both people and the land. We’re especially indebted to our hosts, Darcy and Adolfo, who welcomed us into their home and guided us through their highly diversified farm system.

12/18/2025

There’s something extra special about .o.farm in the winter. Thanks to and crew for joining us for s’mores and snowy walks, and Director Rosi Kerr for some goat fun!

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Hanover, NH
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http://sustainability.dartmouth.edu/

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