Students, faculty, and staff commuting to and from our campus makes up the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions for Chico State, accounting for 39% of our total emissions. It is imperative that we create a safe and accessible network of alternative transportation systems for all campus users if we are to meet our 2030 carbon neutrality goals. Below are tips, resources, and information on how you can integrate alternative transportation into your Chico State lifestyle. Wildcats Ride!
Associated Students Sustainability Coordinator
Atlas Jackmon
hjackmon@csuchico.edu
530-898-4723
BMU RM 220
Energy and Sustainability Analyst
Jillian Leach
jleach@csuchico.edu
530-898-3904
25 Main St, Room 206
Chico, CA 95929-0925
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Students, faculty, and staff commuting to and from our campus makes up the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions for Chico State, accounting for 39% of our total emissions. It is imperative that we create a safe and accessible network of alternative transportation systems for all campus users if we are to meet our 2030 carbon neutrality goals. Below are tips, resources, and information on how you can integrate alternative transportation into your Chico State lifestyle. Wildcats Ride!
Climate Action and Resilience Plan
The Climate Action and Resilience Plan (CARP) is a comprehensive plan that will act as a guide for campus as we move closer and closer to our 2030 carbon neutrality goal. The updated CARP was formally adopted by campus in February 2021. The ambitious plan outlines a path to carbon neutrality, calls the campus and community into action, and creates opportunities for Chico State to serve as a leader and partner to our region.
Parking
While it is will always be better to use alternative transportation rather than driving a single-occupancy vehicle, if you are going to drive to campus you should know where to park. You can use the interactive parking map(opens in new window) to see what parking lot around campus would be best for you.