The Earth Day Groceries Project is a great way to get kids involved in spreading the word about Earth Day.
How it works:
Gather up some kiddos - the more the better. Many schools participate each year from elementary to middle schools, but homeschoolers, church groups, day care centers, 4H clubs, girl scouts, playgroups or neighborhoods could […]
I recently got an email from Trish, blogger over at Green Student U, a fantastic up and coming resource for already green students, or wanna-be green students.
There are a lot of green websites and blogs out there but not as many slanted toward college and late high school youth. This blog completely runs that demographic, […]
Family Life On The Green Side
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