The cantonal school in St.Gallen wants to please nature
Michael Lütolf, Principal
Local voices
«The young people of today are shaping the world of tomorrow – and so are the students at KSBG. In the Climate School, they can get involved and learn what a sustainable way of life looks like. I am pleased that my school is taking this path and contributing to the big picture through its actions.»
«Achieving our climate goals requires informed and motivated young people: In a Climate School, students not only learn the connections between our behavior and climate change, but also discover in a very practical way how renewable electricity is generated, what sustainable nutrition means, and how biodiversity can be preserved. They learn how to help shape a climate-neutral future.»
«On our way to climate neutrality, we deal with the contribution that energy supply can make to CO2 reduction on a daily basis. In this context, it is enormously important to raise awareness among the younger generation and to inspire them to think and act in an ecological and climate-friendly way in the long term. We are pleased that we can make an active contribution to this with our commitment to the Climate School.»
«The young generation has a central role to play in implementing a climate-friendly future. We must use this potential – at the Burggraben Cantonal School as well as at the University of St. Gallen – together, now.»