
Our Sustainable Future - CSU, Chico
2010 This Way to Sustainability Conference Sponsors
We would like to sincerely thank all of the businesses and individuals who help make this annual conference such a great success! We really could not host an event of this magnitude without your support and generousity. If you would like to become a sponsor of this year's conference please click here to download
and complete the sponsorship form (pdf document).
CO-Sponsors:
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| What is the AS Sustainability Fund? In 2006, students voted to increase their fees by $5/semester to support the creation of the AS Sustainability Program and Fund. The majority of this money goes into the AS Sustainability Fund which makes available approximately $80,000 annually for student-driven projects. Funds are awarded once each semester by the Sustainability Fund Allocation Committee (SFAC). |
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2010-2011 Executive Board |
Gold Sponsors:
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| Pacific Gas and Electric Company Customer Service 1-800-743-5000 Fast Facts:
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Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. |
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Smucker Natural Foods, Inc. |
Rawlins Professorship
CSU, Chico
College of Natural Sciences
(530) 898-6362
www.csuchico.edu/nsci/scholarships/rawlins.shtml
Silver Sponsors:
| Restoration Resources 3888 Cincinnati Avenue Rocklin, CA 95765 (916) 408-2990 www.restoration-resources.net Since 1989, Restoration Resources has operated as a full service restoration consultant and contractor. We work throughout California as a State Certified Small Business holding Landscaping, General Engineering, and General Building Contractor licenses. We specialize in design, permitting, construction, maintenance and monitoring of wetland, riparian, oak woodland, and endangered species mitigation and habitat restoration projects. Restoration Resources’ clientele includes federal, state and local agencies, as well as many private and publicly traded companies. |
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Waste Management At Waste Management, we care about the planet. We feel responsibility to leave it to future generations in better shape than when we were given it. Every day, we work with our government, business and community partners to extract value from waste in ways that protect and enhance the environment. In doing so, we are contributing to a more sustainable world by advancing technologies to reduce waste, increasing recycling and reuse, creating even safer treatment and disposal options, developing sources of renewable energy, and sharing the benefits of our learning and innovation with our clients and collaborators. We make it our business to Think Green every day. |
Bronze Sponsors:
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| Edible Shasta-Butte Candace Byrne & Earl Bloor Publishers Edible Shasta-Butte Tel. (530) 345-9509 info@edibleshastabutte.com www.edibleshastabutte.com Edible Shasta-Butte magazines tell the stories of the farmers, ranchers, and purveyors who produce and procure our local food. We recognize support the individuals who strengthen our communities by respecting the land, animals, and the people they feed. Please join us in celebrating our local culinary heritage and all who envision a more sustainable future. |
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| Floral Native Nursery 2511 Floral Avenue Chico, CA 95973 (530) 892-2511 www.floralnativenursery.com/ FLORAL NATIVE NURSERY was started in 1998 by Germain Boivin, a native of Quebec, Canada. When first traveling to California in 1991, Germain was amazed by the diversity, abundance, and beauty of California plant life. A lover of plants, he realized the potential of a specialty nursery and started to experiment on California native plant breeding. With help from the California Native Plant Society, the International Plant Propagators Society, and professors at California State University Chico, Germain is becoming proficient in this developing field. |
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| River Partners 580 Vallombrosa Avenue Chico, CA 95926 www.RiverPartners.org Since 1998, River Partners’ mission has been to create wildlife habitat for the benefit of people and the environment. We have restored more than 6,400 acres of river banks and floodplains and implemented 35 million dollars worth of on-the-ground projects. Our award-winning approach involves students, nonprofits, and government agencies in protecting and restoring riparian areas. This is vital work because 90% of historical riverside ecosystems have disappeared; this is the very habitat that supports the widest range of wildlife species. Our work spans 11 watersheds in California and Arizona. |
Many thanks to our additional Conference Supporters:
Chico Performances
KCHO
Lundberg Family Farms
University Printing Services













