Green Places

Contents

  1. Peppercorn Natural Foods
  2. New Hampshire Electric Cooperative, Inc.
  3. Plymouth Farmers Market
  4. Off the Hanger
  5. D' Acres

Peppercorn Natural Foods

Take a walk down to South Main Street and visit Peppercorn. They offer a variety of earth-friendly products ranging from local and organic produce, body care products, and environmentally friendly cleaning supplies.

New Hampshire Electric Cooperative, Inc.

Get in touch with our local Co-op to find out what YOU can do to contribute to the Go Green Revolution. Ask questions, check out their current projects and help to involve PSU further in sustainable activities.

Plymouth Farmers Market

Stop by the Plymouth Farmers Market during the summer and fall season. It is open from July to September and offers all local and organic products. Also check out Plymouth Farmers Market online.

Off the Hanger

At Off the Hanger in downtown Plymouth, women can buy, sell, and trade second hand clothing. It keeps you looking fresh while reducing your consumption, recycling unwanted items and reusing perfectly good (stylish!) clothes.

D’ Acres

Visit D’ Acres in Dorchester. It is a certified organic farm and an educational homestead. D’ Acres is famous for its farm fresh breakfasts, walking/hiking trails and variety of workshops open to the public.

Featured in Plymouth Magazine

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In Support of Science

PSU’s outreach efforts aim to improve science education.

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Strength in Numbers

PSU joins forces with other New Hampshire colleges and universities to strengthen biomedical research infrastructure statewide.

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Dick Hage: A Man with a Full Plate

As Dick Hage transitions to a new part-time position in the Admission office, colleagues, alumni, and Hage himself reflect on his 35-year career as vice president for student affairs.

Green Tips

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Ride A Bike

Riding a bike is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while reducing your impact on the environment.