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If you are compassionate about our one and only planet Earth and would like to share your eco-friendly ideas, products or resources …This is the place to network.
Tonight, June 20th at 5:30 pm The Grand Rapids Art Museum will receive its LEED Gold Certification Award from the U.S. Green Building Council.
Educator for Student and Adult Programs, Megan Walker, speaks on the topic of sustainable architecture as it relates to the Grand Rapids Art Museum. 7:00 – 7:45 pm
Congratulations to the GRAM for their accomplishments in making Grand Rapids a greener place to live!
Join Mayor George Heartwell at Devos Place on Wednesday June 25th 6:30pm - 8:30pm for Green Gathering: Ideas.
Help create city policies in the first of three community sessions that will affect Grand Rapids’ parks, trails, trees, the Grand River, local food and water quality.
The City is required to update its Master Plan & Parks and Recreation Plan every five years. This is your opportunity to get involved in a citywide green infrastructure master planning process called Green Grand Rapids.
Free carpool parking for two or more people in the same vehicle is available in the City Hall parking ramp across the street from Devos Place. Bike parking will also be available in front of Devos Place.
The first 100 people to attend will get free fare cards for The Rapid.
This event is free of charge, so come share your passion to make Grand Rapids a greener place to live.
submitted by: Bryan Migliorisi - The Staga Network
I have recently launched a new website that is dedicated to providing people with a tool for both helping one another, as well as helping the environment at the same time.
The Staga Network is a collection of online communities based around individual neighborhoods. It provides neighborhood members a chance to give away their old (or new) belongings to other members of their neighborhood for free.
It helps people clean out the clutter in their homes, while helping someone who may be able to use your old things.
More importantly, it helps reduce the amount of unnecessary trash created by tossing those items to the curbside.
Everyone has something to give away, so stop by today and sign up for a free account. You can help yourself, your neighbors, and the environment all at one time.
submitted by: Craig Baird - Our Green Year
My wife and I have made the commitment to go green every single day from April 22 2008 to April 22 2009. We are well into our green year and have been featured in several media in Canada.
It is our hope that we can show people all the green things that they can do in their lives by just going green every single day, from making a solar cooker to changing the light bulbs.
The sky is the limit when you take part in Our Green Year.
We want photos from people who are doing green things, testimonials and suggestions of what we can do.
