Welcome to GreenRivers!
Ongoing Projects:
For tips on how to compost, please visithttp://handstoearth.com/how.html#how
2. Visiting local elementary schools to teach about recycling and composting and about the invasive beetles
3. Sent in a Green Works grant to help fund project to teach students and faculty (our school and others schools) about the invasive Asian Longhorned Beetle and the Emerals Ash Borer Beetle-- both destroying our maple and ash trees. Filmed a video that is being edited on the beetles-- both informative and humorous. See it on You Tube soon! 4. Monitoring our energy usage with temperature gauge and light meter
1.We have a school compost -
vegetable scraps provided from cafeteria.
vegetable scraps provided from cafeteria.
For tips on how to compost, please visit
2. Visiting local elementary schools to teach about recycling and composting and about the invasive beetles
3. Sent in a Green Works grant to help fund project to teach students and faculty (our school and others schools) about the invasive Asian Longhorned Beetle and the Emerals Ash Borer Beetle-- both destroying our maple and ash trees. Filmed a video that is being edited on the beetles-- both informative and humorous. See it on You Tube soon!
Completed Projects:
Ms. Hazen (First link) and some of our ACE Ambasssadors (Second Link) have blog posts on the Forest Foundation website. Links Below:
Ms. Hazen Gives Students a Voice
Students take on Science Teachers!
Windspire Announcement: The windspire has arrived!
Ms. Hazen (First link) and some of our ACE Ambasssadors (Second Link) have blog posts on the Forest Foundation website. Links Below:
Ms. Hazen Gives Students a Voice
Students take on Science Teachers!
Windspire Announcement: The windspire has arrived!
Every year we have a Green Day (Earth Day) where we "power down", have river clean up, make recycled paper, and check our carbon footprint. This year we also had the DEEP, liveanimal deonstrations, Forest and Park booth, and Glastonbury Audubon.
