In this section, you will will find information about the booths that have been reserved by organizations for the Earth Day Celebration.
We will hand out literature and discuss Solar Power options and answer questions regarding solar energy.
We will demonstrate how a CNG truck is built and how a CNG truck works. We have handouts and giveaways.
We have a colorful tradeshow type booth with photographic examples of our work. We will be showcasing several of our current design projects in the works. We will be handing out an extensive list of drought tolerant trees shrubs and groundcovers appropriate for the Crestline, Lake Arrowhead and Running Springs communities.
We plan to have demonstations and products on display that will promote conservation in construction.
We are a national distributor for a series of LED retrofit kits designed for commercial outdoor lighting, and will provide information on what we do.
I will have products to demonstrate, as well as brochures, flyers and
reference materials. DVDs will be available for onsite viewing (as long as the battery holds out).
We will be promoting the awareness of our facility for wood disposal, recycling of wood products for biomass fuel and the use of natuaral wood chip and mulch supplies for landscaping, erosion and dust control. We will provide samples of wood chips, mulch and top soils.
We will distribute information to educators and the community about resources with CREEC/Region 10. We will distribute flyers on workshops, environmental competitions, legislation, curriculum.
We will talk to people about their energy use, and ways to lower it. We will distribute brochures and demonstration equipment. We plan to hold a drawing for an installation of an energy star thermostat. We will help people calculate energy use and potential cost savings with green
equipment available today, and show people how the new high efficiency equipment works and how much energy they can save.
We will provide information regarding sustainable efforts programs available in the City of Big Bear Lake. We will hand out professionally-prepared flyers, pamplets and booklets that pertain to the City's sustainable efforts. We will also give away coloring books, crayons and grocery totes (all made from recycled materials).
We will sell wheel thrown pottery and inform people about the benefits of non-psychoactive, low THC industrial hemp.
We will share information about the preservation and enhancement of wildlife habitat, domestic animal safety, wildlife rehabilitation, and the welfare of all living creatures and open space in the San Bernardino Mountain area.
We will have a general craft booth and sell candles, fire starters, candle sticks, crochet items.
We will be planting trees with attendees, and we may bring our stormwater pollution model instead. We will hand out "Don't Plant a Pest Brochures."
We will have literature and samples of various green products, such as
synthetic grass.
LACSD will provide educational materials on water quality, use efficiency and conservation. Wew will distribute District Mountain Landscape Guides and Water Conservation Calendars, and give away dye tabs, Children's activity packets.
We will give people alternative ideas for drought tolerant landscaping. We will distribute brochures, and sell artificial turf and drought tolerant plants.
We will pass out flyers, and advise patrons on how to "shop green".
We are a regional group comprised of local cities and the County working on water
quality programs. We will hand out educational material.
ReLeaf plans to share our 5 year efforts of replanting the mountain areas. We will pass out brochures and replanting/erosion educational materials.
We will share information about the Sierra Club, its efforts to protect the environment, and how individuals can participate.
We have four activities at our booth: The first focuses on individual action,
committing vistors to one behavioral change, in exchange for a bracelet that
will help them remember. We'll also have carbon calculators set up, a list of
"Green Tips" for visitors to take home with them, reusable water bottles for
sale, and a couple activities for young children.
We will supply literature for natural gas standby generators, and show sample biodiesel and alternative fuel line assemblies.
We will engage in dialogue about what "sustainability" means to us individually and to our community, and discuss necessary steps that we as a community need to do take to become more enviornmentally friendly. We will have illustration boards showing concept schemes, design process, finish product and informative flyers.
We intend to recruit volunteers and hand out flyers. We will have petitions on hand for visitors to sign.
We will have some samples on how to build green, and will talk with those who pass by as to what green building is.
We offer isntallation, materials, training, and installation certification of
one of the world's only 100% recyclable artificial turf products. We will distribute brochures about our products and services.
We will spread the word on the benefits of vegetarianism. Becoming vegan is the most important thing to do to reduce your carbon footprint. We will show posters and pass out flyers.
The Interact club will sell reusable
cloth bags handmade by the club members. Kits containing all materials
necessary to assemble their own bag will also be available for purchase.
The Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce & the Running Springs Water District will promote going green, invite businesses to join the chamber and get the word out. We will be handing out our business directory & information from the Water District.
The San Bernardino National Forest Association (SBNFA) is a key nonprofit
partner to the San Bernardino National Forest. The SBNFA is committed to the
success of public lands management as it works to care for the land and serve
the people. SBNFA staff and volunteers will educate Earth Day guests on its
six divisions and outreach programs including, Forest Care; SBNF Fire Lookout
Program; Urban Youth Conservation Corps; Youth Leadership and Recreation;
Environmental Education Outreach; Big Bear Discovery Center programming;
Off-Highway Vehicle Education and Outreach. Forest Aid, a forest restoration
partnership with the U.S. Forest Service and TreePeople will be displayed.
Volunteer sign up is still available to join the 2009 Forest Aid team to help
replant the burn areas around Lake Arrowhead (through May 9). Volunteer
opportunities are available for all 6 SBNFA divisions. We will give out banners, program specific rack cards, brochures, program schedules, and
SBNFA playing cards.
We will engage visitors, inform about mtn issues-fuel reduction, development, land use planning, OHV use in national forest. We will hand out brochures and bumper stickers.
We are a CAC and ABC certified contractor who specializes in the design, construction
of sustainable water features. We will distribute promotional brochures and CDs, and have a video display of completed projects.
We will have on display (for sale and informational purposes) energy saving products such as solar attic fans, composting toilets, CFL Plus hygienic blubs, solar panels. We will have Mother Earth Magazines, Home Power Magazine, and solar powered toys available for sale. We will hand out eco bags, bumper stickers, golf tees, and buttons.
We will distribute air quality information and show a clean air choice car.
We will hand out Compact Flourescent Lights (CFLs) and environment-oriented literature. (Note that Green Team Arrowhead will collect and recycle your old CFL bulbs).
We will be showing how to use locally recycled materials for building. We will provide plans and materials for a garden planter built from those materials.
Our purpose is to educate the public on the importance of healthy beekeeping
practices to our local environment, supporting local organic agriculture, and
promoting backyard beekeeping. We will offer information on joining CSA, on the benefits of honey, bee pollen and royal
jelly, and on our adopt-a-hive program.
We will give out coloring/activity books for kids. We will be talking about beekeeping, organic farming, educating the public. We will be bringing an observation hive and beekeeping equipment, and selling raw honey, bee pollen, royal jelly, honey sticks, beeswax candles, handmade soap and lip balm containing hive products.
We will share printed and verbal information on solar energy, and advice on CSI/SCE rebates and Federal Tax Credits.
We will have a petition signup, and give away reusable grocery sacks.
We will have Energy Efficiency programs/giveaways and customer assistance program information to help customers with their bills during this tough economic time.
We will provide materials and information about green building, and doing more with less.
We at Water
Charity are excited at this chance to contribute. As our form of participation, we will have a booth for the collection of unused medications. If you flush your unused hormones, sedatives, or antibiotics down the toilet, they wind up in our drinking water. If you put them in the garbage, they wind up in the landfill, and find their way into the ground water.
We will ask people who plan to attend to clean out their medicine cabinets, and bring their old medications to the event. We, in turn, will collect and dispose of them as hazardous waste according to the proper protocol.
In addition, Water Charity will do a series of presentations on the world water problems, and the solutions at hand.
We will show wildlife and educate the public. We will distribute Wildhaven literature.
http//www.wildhaven.org
We will pass out flyers and demonstrate efficient lighting and radiant heating systems.