Category:HBCSL
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The Humboldt Bay Eco-Hostel and Center for Sustainable Living is a planned collaborative learning center, in Humboldt County, where visitors can participate in:
- On-going environmental research
- Sustainability conferences
- "Green" business incubation
- Exhibits and tours
- Hands-on workshops
[edit] Student Projects
[edit] Fall 2010: HBCSL Somoa Hostel
The Fall 2010 semester of Engr215 Introduction to Design worked with Humboldt Bay Center for Sustainable Living to design and build projects to support an eco-hostel in Humboldt County.
- Fall 2010 ENGR 215 Intro to Design Projects - HBCSL
Thermosyphon Solar Shower System An outdoor shower that utilizes solar energy to heat the waterSamoa Hostel Truth Tank Provides greywater treatment system for a satellite solar showerSamoa Hostel Wattimus Prime A metering scheme that monitors the amount of energy used by the visitorsCan You Feel The Heatloss? An education display about convection and heat lossSamoa Hostel Natural Paints A natural paint display to educate visitors of the Samoa HostelPain in the Axle A bicycle-powered electrical generator that powers a television and DVD playerSamoa Hostel Windbelt An array of wind belts that can charge a cell phoneThe Mechanical Munchy-Maker mechanical bicycle generates energy to power a kitchen applianceSamoa Hostel Insulation Station Educates visitors about the effectiveness insulation types and their relative costsSamoa Hostel greywater island Models, designs, and educates guests and implementers of hostel size greywater treatment
[edit] Press
- Times Standard: New nonprofit seeks to educate North Coast visitors with Eco-Hostel
- Models Unveiled 2007 Press Release[1]
- Eureka Reporter 21468broken link and Eureka Reporter 21468broken link
[edit] Contact Information
Humboldt Bay Center for Sustainable Living
[edit] Get Involved
Free free to take part in our crowd sourced research or email ccatsean
gmail
com to volunteer labor expertise.
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