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Employee carpooling, biking and public transportation can significantly reduce the number of emissions generated by commuting to work. Incentivizing staff members to change their choice of transportation can eliminate pollution while freeing up surrounding parking and boosting staff morale.

Resources:

• How to Create your Employee Incentivization Commute Options (Massachusetts Department of Transportation)
• The Walk, Transit, Bike Score (The Walk Score)
• Alternate Travel: Cutting Down on Single-Driver Commutes to Your Facility (Phipps Conservatory)
• 핍스 음악원의 주차, 교통 및 에너지 인센티브 (Phipps Conservatory)

Traveling is often required for zoos, museums and botanical gardens for operations, meetings, research and collections related activities. Eliminating all travel is not feasible but purchasing offsets for carbon can help account for the emissions being released.

Resources:

• Offsets and RECs: What’s the Difference? (EPA Green Power Partnership)

Transitioning a vehicle fleet to electric vehicles can reduce the amount of fossil fuels used and carbon emissions released on campus, which will improve air quality and help mitigate climate change.

Resources:

• 전기 원예 장비: 우리가 사용하고 있는 것 (Climate Toolkit)

Incentivizing sustainable transportation such as biking, taking public transportation, carpooling and walking can reduce emissions and help guests to take an active role in climate change mitigation.