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  • Overview
  • Letter from the Directors

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  • Core Research Areas
  • Environmental Venture Projects
  • Public Opinion Surveys
  • Strategic Collaborations:
    1.     » Center for Ocean Solutions
    2.     » Food Security & the Environment
    3.     » Natural Capital Project
  • Townhall Meetings:
    1.     » Sustainable Built Environment

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  • Strategic Collaborations:
    1.     » Food Security & the Environment
    2.     » Natural Capital Project
  • Uncommon Dialogues:
    1.     » Biofuels
    2.     » Carbon Offsets
    3.     » Climate Change
    4.     » Pacific Salmon
    5.     » U.S. Farm Bill
  • Townhall Meetings:
    1.     » Sustainable Built Environment

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  • Overview
  • K-12 Project
  • Goldman Honors Program
  • Energy Seminar
  • Student Group Projects

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  • Overview
  • Leopold Leadership Program
  • Stanford Training Workshops
  • One-on-One Coaching
  • First Nations Futures Institute
  • Fisheries Leadership and Sustainability Forum

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  • Staff
  • Woods Faculty
  • Advisory Council
  • Environmental Faculty Database
  • Leopold Leadership Fellows

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  • In The News
  • Newsletters

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  • Featured Events
  • Stanford Environmental Calendar

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The Initiative on the Environment and Sustainability offers an opportunity to make a lasting contribution to the Woods Institute, to the future of Stanford and, through the results of our research and the leaders we educate, the world.

For information on how to support our extraordinary faculty and students, as well as transformative programs and cutting-edge facilities, please see the list of giving opportunities identified by initiative leaders and faculty.

The Initiative on the Environment and Sustainability is a key component of The Stanford Challenge, a campus-wide effort to address some of the most pressing issues of our time. Information on The Stanford Challenge is available through its website.

For more information please contact Daphne Stewart, the development director for the initiative:

Daphne Stewart
Development Director, Stanford Initiative on the Environment and Sustainability
Stanford University
Frances C. Arrillaga Alumni Center
326 Galvez Street
Stanford, CA 94305-6105
(650)725-2104
(650)725-4365

Gifts to the Woods Institute are tax-deductible under applicable rules. The Institute shares Stanford University's tax-exempt status as a Section 501(c)(3) public charity.