The Environmental Fund for Arizona GREENING Success Story
Since 2001, we've connected tens of thousands of Arizona employees with local, national & international environmental groups during their Fall Charity Drive.
Workplace Giving Campaigns Protect AZ - Employees Have Donated $500,000+ !
Support Green in Your Campaign or Email Us to Add Green at Your Office
Dust off your boots and your ten gallon hat.... it's time again for the
at the Buffalo Chip Saloon on Sat, February 28 - Come One, Come All!
Cost: $25 Adults, $10 Youth, 5&under FREE
Invasive Plants Cause Wildfires
Going Solar? Helpful Sites Include:
AZ Solar Center - information & links
Fountain Grass is Arizona's #1 Problem Plant! (pictured left)
Never buy and remove this plant from yards and common areas.
Elect Green Leaders:
Arizona League of Conservation Voters ` (national)
Volunteer Today! Phoenix Metro
Wildlife: Liberty Wildlife, Southwest Wildlife, Wild At Heart
Trails&Outdoor Oppt:AZ Native Plant Society, Desert Foothills Land Trust, McDowell Sonoran Conservancy
Birding: Audubon AZ, Maricopa Audubon, Sonoran Audubon
Volunteer Today! Southern AZ
Arizona Open Land Trust, Arizona Native Plant Society, Gray Hawk Nature Center, Native Seeds/SEARCH, Oracle Land Trust, Tucson Audubon
Volunteer Today! Northern AZ
Arboretum at Flagstaff, Arizona Native Plant Society, Grand Canyon Trust, Musem of Northern Arizona
Photos Courtesy of:
Valarie Chen
Lynelle Whitehead
Save an Old Growth Forests Every Day...
Switch to Recycled Toilet Paper!
Approximately 80% of the world's original forests are already destroyed or degraded: Canada's Boreal forests represent almost a quarter of what is left. These rich and beautiful forests are filled with wildlife but they are under siege. Kimbery Clark alone uses more than 1.1 million cubic meters of trees from Canada's boreal forest each year to make toilet paper and other tissue products.
If every household in the United States replaced just one roll of virgin fiber toilet paper with 100% recycled ones, we could save 423,900 trees. Note: Kimberley Clark's Scott, Kleenex, Cottonelle and Viva brand products contains NO recycled materials.
Recycled tissue products can be purchased at Wild Oats, Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Sprouts, and some of the major grocery chains.
Extra Credit!!! Ask your store to carry recycled tissue and paper towels.
