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Editorial: Green Light for Hitchcock

Daily Hampshire Gazette

When the Hitchcock Center for the Environment asked around about its future, it found its supporters are bullish. They want the nonprofit Amherst organization, which works with an estimated 4,500 public school students a year, to step up and help us all here in the Valley live in sync with natural resources. To make room for that future, the center plans a move and a building project that, in one stroke, will put it in a new alliance with Hampshire College and, through construction of an energyefficient home, allow it to stand with its environmental principles.

Published on January 2, 2012.

Hitchcock Center for the Environment plans $4 million home at Hampshire

Daily Hampshire Gazette

The Hitchcock Center for the Environment, a regional leader in nature education, is planning a new $4 million energy-efficient building on the Hampshire College campus. It would replace the Hitchcock Center’s home since 1975 off South Pleasant Street, a drafty former carriage house that lacks adequate space for the expanding staff and programs, said executive director Julie Johnson.

Published on December 20, 2011.
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