Chartwells Higher Education Shares Four Ways to Celebrate Earth Month Through Food
From cooking to composting, there are numerous ways to be more sustainable in April.
read moreAt BGSU Dining, associates practice pre-consumer composting, recycling, conserving resources and reducing waste. Team members work closely with the community to accomplish this through a variety of innovative programs.
One example is using an Urban Cultivator to help create “microgreens,” used in plant-based recipes at Chartwells’ all-vegan-friendly location, Shoots. Another example is employing a dual-purpose Green Roof at the Oaks Dining Center. This Green Roof replaces a conventional roof with a variety of plants, providing environmental and economic benefits. It adds a sustainable feature to the building and also educates the BGSU community.
When the weather warms up, the BGSU Office of Sustainability and Environmental Sciences Department provide tours. In addition to the Green Roof, BGSU Dining has Emeco 111 Navy Chairs in many locations throughout campus. These chairs are comprised of 111 recycled Coca-Cola bottles, making them truly sustainable seating.
Along with efforts already in place, BGSU Dining will soon hire its first “student sustainability coordinator” to help enlighten peers and support ongoing initiatives.
From cooking to composting, there are numerous ways to be more sustainable in April.
read moreThe Compass Corporate Social Responsibility Report (CSR Report) outlines the ways our associates are advocating for change and positioning us as future-forward leaders in our field for sustainability.
read moreStop Food Waste Day is our annual day of impact that is celebrated internationally and aims to raise awareness about the global issue of food waste on the environment. Its primary focus is on reducing waste at its source, and our chefs and creative culinarians across the country are dedicated to the cause.
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