1. The Power ofTen What can we do in ten years? Campus as message Campus as connection Campus as curriculum 2. Dollar for dollar, small changes have the biggest impact Introduce new ideas gradually The more people involved the better Cost-effectiveness is the bottom line 3. but dont understand 4. Foster anecdotal research Is this tiny 10x10 dryland container garden enough to attract and support pollinators? Example: extreme habitat fragmentation 5. Yes! 6. http://www.greatsunflower.org/ Dr. Gretchen Lebuhn 7. Create volunteer days, class projects, and internships in LEED planning, civil engineering design, landscape architecture, graphics, tour apps for smartphones. 8. Pumped water cost in dollars and energy Green waste cost in labor and irrigation water Water treatment plant costs for grey water 9. A conceptual site plan for visualizing and balancing goals Collect rainwater everywhere Permaculture Drastically reduce lawn area 10. Impossible Possible Impossible June 2013 build Impossible Already started Never imagined Happening now! 11. Main campus vehicle entry restructured with native plant medians and rain gardens. Paving drains to forested bioswale and recharge basins. Before Just after construction 5 years later 12. Ongoing research Site 3: Convert all roadway frontage to bioswale habitat research Site 4: Use reject water from fuel cell 13. Redevelop City Arterial Stormwater Catchment for Campus 14. Our campus is committed to watershed stewardship 15. Lets talk! James Stickley JStickley@sf.wrtdesign.com Caitlin Steele cdsteele@sfsu.edu Phil Evans pevans@sfsu.edu 16. Institutionalizing Sustainability Thank you