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Green Initiative

We aim to reduce our environmental impact at Forest Hills Stadium through meaningful actions throughout the venue and behind the scenes. From our concession areas to backstage and beyond, we're committed to making shows at Forest Hills Stadium as environmentally friendly as possible and offsetting any impact we do have.

This is just the beginning, and we look forward to growing the initiative every season as new ideas and technology become available.

ONSITE

  • Free drinking water refill stations
  • Solar-powered phone charging stations
  • Easily-recyclable rPet and aluminum packaging at concessions
  • Comprehensive recycling program to divert recyclable materials from landfills
  • 28 upcycled shipping containers onsite which have been retrofitted as bars, bathrooms, artist dressing rooms, and other functional spaces
  • Use of energy-efficient LED or energy efficient fluorescent lighting for all lighting fixtures onsite
  • Use of shore power backstage to power artist’s production needs, saving consumption of fuel that would otherwise be used to power trucks & tour buses while parked and eliminates the air pollution associated with consumption of that fuel

Climate Impact Investments

Since 2022, Forest Hills Stadium has supported a portfolio of verified climate projects in acknowledgement of the footprint of our venue’s operations.

  • 2025: Supported a landfill gas-to-energy project in Wewoka, OK capturing methane from landfill waste and converting it into usable energy.
    • Methane is one of the most potent greenhouse gases with a warming impact approximately 28 times greater than carbon dioxide over a 100-year period. Landfills are the third-largest source of human-caused methane emissions in the United States, making projects like this an important opportunity to reduce near-term climate impact.
  • 2024: Supported an N₂O abatement project at Ascend Performance Materials in Cantonment, FL reducing a highly potent greenhouse gas.
  • 2022-2023: Supported grassland conservation at Medford Spring Grassland Conservation Area, CO protecting 6,900 acres from development.

Based on emissions estimates conducted by REVERB, including venue energy use, onsite fuel use, staff travel, and waste, Forest Hills Stadium has contributed funding each year toward projects supporting emissions reductions beyond the venue’s footprint (120-150% of estimated seasonal emissions).

These investments complement ongoing work to reduce our environmental impact onsite, while supporting projects that deliver measurable climate benefits.