1) Reduce paper usage: Go digital wherever possible by using email, cloud storage, and online collaboration tools. Print only when necessary and use recycled paper. Set printers and copiers to print double-sided by default.

2) Switch to energy-efficient lighting: Replace incandescent bulbs with LED or CFL bulbs. Install motion sensors to turn off lights automatically when no one is in the room. Use natural light by opening blinds or using skylights.

3) Reduce energy usage: Turn off computers and other electronic devices when not in use. Use power strips to easily turn off multiple devices at once. Adjust the thermostat to save energy and use a programmable thermostat to automatically adjust temperature settings.

4) Go green with office supplies: Choose environmentally friendly office supplies like recycled paper, refillable pens, and eco-friendly cleaning products. Use refillable water bottles and coffee mugs instead of disposable cups.

5) Recycle and compost: Set up recycling bins for paper, plastic, and other recyclables. Compost food waste and coffee grounds to reduce waste and create nutrient-rich soil for plants.

6) Encourage sustainable transportation: Encourage employees to bike, walk, or take public transportation to work. Offer bike racks and showers for employees who bike to work. Offer incentives for carpooling or driving hybrid or electric vehicles.