Protected: Smarter Takeout Is (Soon to Be) On the Menu
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Land, Buildings & Real Estate (LBRE) is the operational core of Stanford’s physical campus and home to many departments within Sustainable Stanford, including the steward of the Sustainable Stanford brand (the Office of Sustainability), Land Use & Environmental Planning, Transportation, Mail Package Services, Energy Operations, Water Resources & Civil Infrastructure, Buildings, Grounds, & Maintenance, and many more. These groups showcase how planning for sustainability, climate adaptation, and resilience is possible for long-term efficiency, performance, and financial health. Through its day-to-day operations, LBRE lays the groundwork for sustainability innovation to emerge and thrive.
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Humor-driven signs and a digital pledge cut Cardinal Café sorting mistakes by 10%.

Discover tools and rebates for conservation in the most energy-intensive spaces at a research institution.

Stanford’s on-site milling program transforms fallen limbs into campus benches and student art–providing the campus community a sustainable alternative to imported lumber.
From stakeholders’ willingness for trade-offs to a green game plan, the student interns and fellows presented on their operational accomplishments from the year.

An “army” of over 100 student and staff volunteers helped sort the BTS concert waste to reduce the amount sent to landfill.

Stanford’s wildfire resilience program is recognized as one of the most impactful wildfire preparedness initiatives in the country.
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Stanford’s world-class golf course is making water management a priority, teeing up golf to be a sustainable sport.
Support campus conservation initiatives with your next service milestone award. Adopt a salamander, or sponsor a tree, and leave your legacy on Stanford’s lands.