- Get a free coffee from Starbucks when you bring in your own reusable travel mug.
- Get a free tree from Lowes on April 23rd, the day after Earth Day.
- Snag a free reusable bag from Disney Stores with any purchase.
- Celebrate the Earth with free admission to any National Park.
- Send an email to the County Commissioners to keep our erstwhile golf course green -
Showing posts with label CV environmental issues. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CV environmental issues. Show all posts
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Earth Day
Earth Day wouldn't be complete if you couldn't enjoy some free stuff that's good for the environment! Here are some of the freebies you can enjoy on April 22nd:
and extra to Jess Santamaria who was Sierra Club pick for Commissioner, jsantama@pbcgov.org
Sunday, April 10, 2011
GO GREEN
Has the Proactive Cmte considered getting publicity to stay green, for instance there should be politicians at the e4 Sustainability Summit http://www.wpb.org/e4/ look at the huge list of green-dedicated participants.
GREEN FAMILY - GREEN BUSINESS - GREEN FUTURE
Join us April 16, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at the Waterfront Commons and Lake Pavilion in West Palm Beachat Flagler Drive and Clematis Street
Join us April 16, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at the Waterfront Commons and Lake Pavilion in West Palm Beachat Flagler Drive and Clematis Street
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
FISH + SEX - OXYGEN = FISH KILL
We have been receiving calls about many dead fish in our lakes. Our CAM Rodger Carver has researched this matter and has been in communication with Lake and Wetland Management, and they have been studying our big lake . The fish have been identified as Shad and the most likely cause is related to spawning and a resulting increased need for oxygen. It should be pointed out specifically, that there is no indication of any sort of toxicity being involved.
A very informative publication of the University of Florida Extension Service may prove instructive:
We continue to monitor the condition of the lakes.
Dave Israel
PS: In response to the concerns of our residents, I have sent an alert to the SFWMD (South Florida Water Management District). if you share the concern, please add your voice to mine and file your own alert. The "Contact Us" form is to be found as follows:
Dave Israel
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