The Richard Alsina Fulton Center for Sustainable Living (FCSL) is the Wilson College home for hands-on environmental education.  We provide opportunities for students and community members to interact and experience first-hand today’s environmental issues and solutions. 

For general information on the FCSL, please contact Christine Mayer, FCSL Program Manager, at cmayer@wilson.edu or ext. 3247.

Dr. Edward Wells, Chair of Environmental Studies
717-264-4141 ext. 3413 / ewells@wilson.edu

Eric Benner, College Farmer
717-709-1995 / ebenner@wilson.edu

FEATURES OF THE FCSL:

• 50-acre farmstead including a 7-acre organic vegetable farm, passive-solar greenhouse and gardens.
• Interpretive nature trail through a woodland and along the Conococheague Creek.
• The historic Owens Barn and Tooke Farmhouse, both Civil War era buildings.
• Solar and wind generated electricity demonstrations and biodiesel processor.
• Campus composting facility and recycling project.

Check out the New Robyn Van En Center Blog, by Emily Gilmore, RVEC Program Manager

FOR STUDENTS      

FOR THE COMMUNITY