The Eco League provides a unique opportunity for you to study how to create sustainable communities within different ecosystems and with different professors; students of one Eco League college can spend a semester enrolled at another to take advantage of unique strengths of each Eco League college. 

Imagine yourself in these new situations:

• Finding your passion, like Courtney Smith
• Looking out your window every day at the ocean, like Jenna Catsos
• Building your major with perspectives from several Eco League schools, like Kara Kessler
• Climbing the 300-foot Streeker Spire in Sedona, Arizona, like John Dietrich
• Riding your bike in city traffic after growing up in the mountains, like Renee Fasanaro
• Going on a whale watch in Seward, Alaska, like Heather Lea Nazarewicz
• Getting knowledge from people who have been farming for years, like Megan Greene
• Whitewater rafting 300 miles down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon, like Sam Tischler
• Lending a hand at a working farm, like Cassandra Sisco
• Observing whales and seals from a lighthouse, like Rita Michaels
• Returning to your home school with new ideas about how things can work, like Allison Trowbridge
• Enjoying the benefits of a close knit community, then learning more about the person you want to be in a whole new college environment like Emily Provonsha
• The Eco League experience is full of coast-to-coast opportunities for research that can make a difference in the sustainability of our planet. We invite you to take advantage of them, and to become a part of the greening of education.