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City to help local schools turn food waste into garden resource

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Eugene, Ore. — The city of Eugene has partnered with the School Garden Project of Lane County to build and implement five new school gardens and cafeteria composting programs in the 2011-2012 school year.

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Success Stories

John Schmied, 2011 Bartlett Award Winner

“I would like to thank the National Environmental Education Foundation for naming me as the 2011 Richard C. Bartlett Environmental Education Award winner. 

 

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Announcing the 2012 Youth Engagement Grants!

 

Environmental solutions for the future can begin with you!

Whether you’re in a city, rural area or a suburb, wildlife is all around you. In many places, that wildlife faces challenges. If you know any high school students with creative ideas for conserving and protecting wildlife, Planet Connect is offering them grants of $1,000 to implement a project in their local school or community. In addition, all grantees will receive funding to participate in a local summer internship focused on wildlife conservation or natural resources.

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