Sustainability at Exeter

It's who we are

With 16 student environmental clubs and a mission statement that demands thoughtful stewardship, outreach and education, Exeter’s commitment to sustainability is manifold and present in every aspect of school life. From the elimination of plastic water bottles on campus to Climate Action Day, opportunities to engage with peers and adults on environmental issues, enact change, and reflect on the importance of the natural world is an important part of life here at Exeter.

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The Academy Woodlands are home to over 7 miles of trails for hiking and biking. Download the trail map.

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1,500

solar panels on the Thompson Field House roof, enough to power 60 homes

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Climate Action Day reinforces our collective capability to change our predicted future and simultaneously reminds me that significant impact will only come if each day becomes a microcosm of PEA’s Climate Action Day."
Pedro Repsold de Sanson '18

Course

Human Populations & Resource Consumption

In this course students consider human impact on the environment.

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Sustainability Staff

Warren Biggins — Manager of Sustainability and Natural Resources

Andrew McTammany — Sustainability Education Coordinator

Contact: sustainabilitypea@exeter.edu