Woodlands Stewardship Education Center Location
Woodlands Stewardship Education Center5301 Walney Rd
Chantilly , VA, 20151
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Woodlands Stewardship Education Center
Discover the Woodlands Stewardship Education Center at Ellanor C. Lawrence Park. This innovative center educates the community on the Fairfax County Park Authority's stewardship efforts to preserve natural and cultural resources and inspires visitors to be land stewards at home.
Explore technologies like reclaimed materials, solar energy generation, rainwater collection and reuse, and wastewater treatment. The center demonstrates sustainable practices that can reshape our relationship with the environment.
Designed to meet the rigorous standards of the Living Building Challenge, the center is a model of sustainability. It uses its structure, design, systems, materials and operations to teach principles of resource stewardship and sustainable choices in water, energy, site use and building methods.
Celebrate life's biggest moments at the stunning Woodlands Stewardship Education Center at Ellanor C. Lawrence Park. Surrounded by serene Woodlands and built to the highest green building standards, this eco-dash elegant venue blends natural beauty with modern design. With reclaimed materials, a cozy fireplace, and breathtaking forest views, it's the perfect place to host a meaningful gathering.
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Inform the community on stewardship actions the FCPA is taking to preserve and protect natural and cultural resources.
Through the use of hands-on activities and instructor-led presentations, educate on actions community members can take to help ensure their personal health through healthy landscapes, buildings, and practices in the built environment.
The Living Building Challenge defines the framework for operational, cultural, and environmental design goals for the facility. All aspects – structure, design, systems, materials, and operations of the center itself – will be used to teach the principles of stewardship for resources and healthy choices in use of water, energy, site use, and building methods.
Provide educational outreach to all residents of the county and promote social equity, diversity and inclusiveness.