Sustainability

This is a free event for the campus and community! Snacks and drinks provided. Movie: "Tapped" Is access to clean drinking water a basic human right, or a commodity that should be bought and sold? This is a film about the big business of bottled water.

Seneca will be serving apple items all day long to celebrate National Apple Day:

Place-based climate strategies can identify the most pressing concerns and valuable assets to individual communities and organize collective action in response. Join high school senior and climate leader Andrew Fagerheim in a conversation about how local governments can take meaningful environmental action and the role of youth in government structures through the lense of the New York Climate Smart Communities Program. This event is part of the Earth Day Speaker Series.

Far too often we hear the idea that youth are the leaders of the future on important issues such as climate change. In reality, young people have the skills, passion, and responsibility to build more sustainable communities starting now! Join high school senior and climate leader Andrew Fagerheim in a conversation about how youth can take environmental leadership in their schools, communities, and regions. We will explore best-practices and models for school projects, community engagement, and youth climate summits from across New York State.