Monday, December 6, 2010
TreeCycling Event!!
The Mt Airy Business Assoc. and GRINCH are holding a TreeCycling event on Sunday Jan. 9th from 1-4pm at Mt Airy and Chew Ave.
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Welcome to the new Chestnut Hill Green Space. Green in Chestnut Hill, aka GRINCH, is a new group interested in furthering sustainable practices in the beautiful Chestnut Hill area of Philadelphia. We are hoping that this will become a forum for all things green happening in our area and also, to join forces, share information and promote our efforts.
GRINCH Mission Statement
GReen IN Chestnut Hill is:
A group of NW Philly residents and business people whose purpose is
* Providing a forum for citizens who want to participate in sustainable practices
* Raising awareness in Chestnut Hill about environmental issues
* Presenting outreach and educational programs about environmental issues
* Fundraising for outreach, education and Green Initiatives
* Funding Green Initiatives
The cooperation and teamwork of both residents and business owners is crucial in achieving a sustainable environment.
A group of NW Philly residents and business people whose purpose is
* Providing a forum for citizens who want to participate in sustainable practices
* Raising awareness in Chestnut Hill about environmental issues
* Presenting outreach and educational programs about environmental issues
* Fundraising for outreach, education and Green Initiatives
* Funding Green Initiatives
The cooperation and teamwork of both residents and business owners is crucial in achieving a sustainable environment.
chefamybeth@gmail.com
Favorite Links
- Apothecary Garden
- Cities Go Green
- earth911.com
- Forsyth Gardens
- Friends of Wissahickon Calendar
- Huffington post/ Green
- Institute for Local Self-Reliance
- Laurel Hill Gardens
- Next Great City
- Northeastern Permaculture Network
- NRDC.org
- Paul GLover Newsletter
- Permaculture Activist Magazine
- Philadelphia Orchard Project
- PhillyEcoCity
- RecycleNow
- Regenerative Design Collective
- Schuylkill Center
- Schuylkill Permaculture Guild
- Sierra Club
- The daily green
- Three Sisters Farm & Permaculture Design
- Transition Towns USA
- Treehugger.com
- Triangle Sustainability Blog
I can throw it away for free, I need to bring it to you and pay $5, you need to work on this
ReplyDeleteYou can throw it away for free but it will be sent to the landfill. A major goal of environmentalists is to avoid methane producing landfills and gas guzzling polluting trash trucks.
ReplyDeleteAlso the $5 is a suggested donation.
Hey there Amy. Do you need any volunteers to help? I might have a few hours available on Sunday.
ReplyDeleteDavid Kinsey (RecycleBank)