The Green Corridor

The Green Corridor is a sector in Black Rock City that contains theme camps working towards the goals of the 2030 Environmental Sustainability Roadmap. The vision of this iterative experiment is to make the movement around sustainable infrastructure and practices more cohesive and tangible. By establishing this green neighborhood, participants are offered an opportunity to teach, learn, and inspire through an experience that enriches both the environment and ourselves.

Within the Green Corridor, discover a network of camps leading various sustainability efforts. Some camps have made the switch to power their infrastructure completely on solar energy. Some camps participate in a food waste and compost program. There is much to learn and many people to meet, so take part in the tours, workshops, and speaker series this year!  For more highlights and details, refer to the table below.

Camps Location Highlights
Alternative Energy Zone (AEZ) 4:00 & E Generator-free camp! Visit AEZ for daily tours of their solar infrastructure and tune into their solar powered radio station, KAEZ!
Aurora 4:20 & B Sustainability-focused HUB sharing power and waste management infrastructure.
Bad Boy’s Discover Your Kinks 4:00 & B Part of sustainability-focused HUBs
Bad Idea Camp 4:20 & C Bad Idea, formerly part of Silicon Village, where we share resources with our neighbors, creating a more sustainable space for all
Burners without Borders 3:45 & Esplanade Sustainability Speaker Series on Thursday 1PM – 5PM. Hosting both the BLAST and RAT volunteer teams. Showcasing both a new build system and solar powered reefer container.
Cameltopia 3:45 & F Solar microgrid for main infrastructure. Hosts Bike share program for traveling members
Camp Codename 4:15 & B In the Silicon Village HUB for delicious savory AND sweet Pizza, joy, and connection at the What Brings You Joy booth.
HexMix 4:10 & D Participating in Sustainability-focused HUB
Joyism 4:00 & C Participating in HUB of sustainability-minded leaders. Working to create an efficient grid.  Commitment for no private generators, and incorporating solar.
La Calaca Village 3:45 & E One of the collection sites for the Playawide Compost Program. Hosts the Axolotl art car, healing domes, and has a reefer with space available to share.
Mindwerk 4:20 & B Participating in Sustainability-focused HUB
Motel California 4:00 & A Solar-powered camp with custom-built battery system, a plant-forward kitchen, and Duxel build system.
MUSE 4:15 & C Participating in Sustainability-focused HUB
No Drama Camp 4:05 & B Home of the veggie compost program diverting food waste to a goat farm. Storage sharing program.
Ocean Beach 4:00 & D 100% solar-powered, Grey water filtration and evaporation, and overall beach-loving camp. One of the collection sites for the Playawide Compost Program.
Roasted Breauxs & Coffee Heauxs 4:15 & F Continuing to explore expanded solar power. Coffee camp roasting coffee beans right on the playa! Coffee is sourced from coffee farming communities and partners.
Saints and Sinners 4:15 & C Participating in Sustainability-focused HUB
Spice N Vice 4:00 & D Solar-powered camp. Develops recipes inspired by the Middle East and African cuisines that require less refrigeration. Top ranking BLAST camp in 2023!
Square One 3:45 & E We build and maintain sustainable shipping containers for everything Burning man.  We offer an E-bike charging station, a communal kitchen and powerbank charging, distribution, and swapping: We will supply you with a power bank (strong enough for pumps, lights, fridges, and sound) and you can swap and charge on our grid. We offer long term storage and delivery to BRC for the classic black totes with yellow lids. If you want to join this program please reach out to Lee at Lee.merschon@gmail.com
The Miscellaneous Heathens 3:05 & I Participating in Sustainability-focused HUB

How to Find the Green Corridor

The Green Corridor will be located in the 4:00 sector for Black Rock City 2024.

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*Look for the Green Corridor Symbol to indicate that you’re at a Green Corridor Camp!

Get Involved & Join the Corridor

The Green Corridor began as a proposal spearheaded by Burners Without Borders and members of the Green Theme Camp Community (GTCC). The GTCC is a network of sustainability-minded Burners working to create more sustainable & regenerative camps. They work within 6 infrastructure areas: food, power, waste, water, shelter, and transportation. They host two projects: BLAST, a green theme camp certification and rating system, and the Thrival Guide, an open-source guidebook for sustainable infrastructure projects on Playa.

Want to join the Green Corridor? Register your camp with BLAST and you’ll be invited into the Corridor NEXT year.

Email: greenthemecamps@burningman.org