Cottonwood Gulch Expeditions, a non-profit educational organization in New Mexico, announced its continued partnership with Everyone Solar to install new 10.08 kW solar panels and electric vehicle charging stations at its historic headquarters.

energy costs into capital projects and scholarships, thereby increasing access to education for resource poor youth and having a greater impact.

In 2019, the two parties successfully collaborated, generating 8.85 kilowatts of solar energy and directly reducing emissions by over 17000 pounds (approximately 7000 kilograms). On this basis, the new solar energy project will reduce electricity expenses while deepening Cottonwood Gulch's long-standing commitment to sustainable development and practical learning. This investment not only brings environmental benefits, but also provides important educational tools for students participating in the institution's immersive outdoor projects.

We are delighted to expand our partnership with Everyone Solar, and their support will help us achieve our vision of sustainable outdoor education, "said Jordan Stone, Executive Director of Cottonwood Gulch Expeditions. By integrating solar energy and electric vehicle infrastructure into campuses, we are investing in community health, environmental future, and education for every young person participating in our projects. Together, we inspire students' curiosity and sense of responsibility - qualities that will become environmental guardians in the future

Cottonwood Gulch works closely with local schools and families to bridge the accessibility gap in outdoor and environmental education, ensuring that children from different backgrounds can establish strong personal connections with nature. The new solar installation will enable the organization to reinvest the savings from reduced