Sentences with phrase «local environmental organizations»

Use established business marketing channels for like minded organizations - team with local environmental organizations — some are through the local, municipal governments.

Following the news, Patagonia stuck to its promise, saying on Twitter that it would give «every penny to hundreds of local environmental organizations working around the world,» while thanking its customers for showing up to» #LoveOurPlanet».

Good for Nature: A census of the visiting whale population will be valuable data that can be added to petitions in progress by local environmental organizations to create a protected sanctuary of the region.

Volunteer with local environmental organization, participate in community park cleanup efforts.

«We realized we weren't prepared,» says Pinasco, a biologist who heads Amazónicos por la Amazonía, a local environmental organization.

You can host a cleanup of your own or contact your local environmental organization.

Santa Barbara Adventure Company supports our local environmental organizations such as the Environmental Defense Center, Santa Barbara Channelkeeper and the Community Environment Council in their heroic efforts to monitor, contain, and clean the spill, as well as prevent future oil developments.

In conjunction with the Community Environmental Monitoring group (CEM)-- a local environmental organization from Chennai — the fishworkers publicly disputed the report, calling out the «blatant lies» they say the EIA purported.

Now, not only are they brewing their own B100, but they built a fueling station to provide biodiesel infrastructure for the community as part of the Piedmont Biofuels Community Trail.The event will feature food and wine from local environmental organizations.

Opposing it are local environmental organizations, led by Friends of the Earth Middle East, which has cast doubt on the logic of the idea, and even presented alternative solutions.

«The nature sanctuary in and of itself didn't need to have a water feature, but Minnesotans are very keen about water quality (because) 50 percent of our surveyed waters are not fishable, swimmable or drinkable,» says Deborah Karasov, executive director of Great River Greening, a local environmental organization that is helping the community plant grasses and trees in the sanctuary.