Green Team Slide Show

14. Program Sponsors Ottawa Sustainability Fund

15. Amnesty International’s Green Team recycles paper, metal, plastics and even batteries

16. And uses non-toxic cleaning supplies Amnesty International makes notepads out of old letterhead

17. Amnesty International Green Team: Jennifer Auten, Denise Glasbeek, Nelly Almeida, Sandy Lagimoniere, Nicole Burgess and Aden Seaton

18. Shepherds of Good Hope has recycling in all of its buildings

19. Community Foundation of Ottawa Green Team: Margot Sunter, Anita James, Tarini Deeley, Janet Adams and Christine Couture (advisor)

20. Beechwood Village Chiropractic Centre Green Team: Stuart Bell, Catherine Nicholson and Christine Couture (advisor)

21. Beechwood Village Chiropractic Centre uses compostable cups for clients And then composts them on site

22. The Green Team installed a new aerator on the faucets to eliminate bottled water in the Centre

23. Suite 430 is Bullfrog Powered Suite 430 Green Team: Liz Bernstein, Kieran Bergmann, Kimberley MacKenzie (Nobel Women’s Initiative), Sabrina Bowman, Jess Wells (Ecology Ottawa) and Jenny Lacombe (Canadian Federation for Sexual Health)

24. Suite 430 composts And purchases green and reusable products

25. Suite 430 uses power bars to eliminate phantom load And takes advantage of energy saving options

26. CBC Ottawa Green Team’s Mics on Bikes project

27. CBC Ottawa Green Team: Julie Ireton, Rob Renaud, Paula Waddell, Evan Dyer, Julie Delaney, Robyn Burns, Amanda Putz and Chad Pawson

28. South-East Ottawa Community Health Centre Green Team: Virginia Wolfe, Nikki Reklitis, Sandy McIntyre, Linda Martin-Duval, Angela Warren, Jeannie Page

29. Photography support provided by

30. Federation of Canadian Municipalities Green Team

32. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities recycles paper, plastic and metal, and purchases 100% recycled, made-in-Canada paper

33. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities uses occupational light sensors and turns off their computers at night

34. Credible Edibles Green Team: Judi Varga-Toth and Tara MacDonald (advisor)

35. Credible Edibles gives cyclists a discount

36. Credible Edibles grows some of its own food And is Bullfrog Powered

37. World University Service of Canada dumpster dives to physically evaluate the amount and type of waste produced over the course of a week! It also provides insight into the amount of waste that can be diverted from landfill

38. World University Service of Canada celebrated Earth Day by painting recycling boxes for each desk

39. World University Service of Canada’s Green Team organizes an item swap for coworkers

40. The World University Service of Canada Green Team: Nelly Bassily, Cassandre Blier, Wagma Isaqzoy, Michelle Manks, Fauzia Issaka, and William Alvarez (advisor)

41. Causeway has installed T8 fluorescent light fixtures and has switched to compact fluorescent light blubs And uses electric hand dryers in washrooms instead of paper towels

42. Causeway Work Centre composts organic material in their industrial sized Vermiculture (worm composter)

43. Causeway Work Centre supplies bikes from staff to use to commute to meetings And has a news board for environmental tips and updates