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- 1. What Does It Mean to “Go Green”? It’s not enough to prepare our children for the future… We must prepare the future for our children.
- 2. I learned to be “green” in the Navy If you can teach a sailor to recycle, surely you can teach a child …and a parent.
- 3. Who Should Be Involved in Environmental Education? It’s an “All Hands” Operation
- 4. Who Should Be Involved in Environmental Education? It’s an “All Hands” Operation
- 5. Maybe Curriculum Isn’t the Only Way…
- 6. The Go Green Initiative operates in 1,293 cities in all 50 U.S. states and 36 countries worldwide
- 7. How did the GGI Grow so Fast? Expensive prizes Telemarketing 24/7 Spamming like a big dog Postcards Website and social media
- 8. How Do We Work Social Media?
- 9. What Makes the GGI so Popular? …and it’s FREE to all schools!!!
- 10. That’s nice, but…So What??? Is the environment better off because of the Go Green Initiative?
- 11. Since 2005, GGI schools have kept over 10 million lbs. of recyclables out of landfills, which conserved the following:
- 12. Since 2005, GGI schools have kept over 10 million lbs. of recyclables out of landfills, which conserved the following:
- 13. What Types of Schools Have Signed Up for the GGI?
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- 17. What Do You Do with Sponsor $?
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- The Go Green Initiative protects children's health and the environment through a unique educational experience. The program powerfully unites teachers, parents and students in an effort to create a culture of conservation at school, in homes and throughout communities.Many businesses and organizations recognize the value of aligning themselves with the Go Green Initiative -- a program that has longevity and impacts the lives of students, parents, teachers and the community at large. Sponsors have generously supported the program through financial grants or with gifts in kind. In return, Go Green sponsors have been recognized for their support of the environment and education by parents, teachers and students in their communities.