Part of WNA’s Sustainability Strategic Plan is to ensure environmental  literacy extends through every subject and aspect of the curriculum.  Read more...

WNA’s focuses on building sustainability ethics in our students and community.  Our sustainability ethics are defined by the 4 R’s:  Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Reciprocity.  Read more...

WNA diverts all food waste to the methane digester at our partner farm, Kilby Farm, saving tons of methane and carbon from escaping into the atmosphere.  Read more...

WNA recognizes that addressing climate change is an emergency situation.  Listen to our climate change podcast series here.  We have developed a climate change action plan as part of our three-year sustainability plan.  Read more...

The Student Environmental Council (SEC) leads our campus-wide commitment to environmental sustainability and conservation efforts. Read more...

WNA’s Sustainability signature program offers students opportunities for independent study in the sustainability field.  Read more...

Our community partnerships support our sustainability efforts and give students and faculty opportunities beyond our WNA campus.  Our primary partnership is with Kilby Farm.  Read more...

Mike Cairns was WNA’s 1980 Valedictorian.  The Kilby Family, along with the Cairns family, have established the Mike Cairns Environmental Fellowship, an annual fellowship opportunity for a recent college graduate who supports and helps to lead WNA's sustainability programs.  Read more...