Environmental Education Grants
Environmental education mini grants are available
IS YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS A BAY STAR?
We live in a beautiful region surrounded by water. It impacts everything from the food we eat to the fun we have as well as our economic livelihood. Our daily actions have a lasting impact and it's up to us to protect and restore our waterways. It takes a community of individuals making small changes to make a difference. Getting involved in the Bay Star programs is one way you can be part of the effort to protect our region's most defining natural resource, water.
What’s the good, green word?
Have you noticed the increased litter as you travel around Hampton Roads? Help us get it under control by signing up for the Great American Cleanup, March 26-27. We need all hands on deck! For more information, visit askhrgreen.org/cleanup
You DON’T toss in tampons, cat litter or trash,🙀🗑
Not even a goldfish gets flushed with a splash. 🐡
Toilet paper is one thing that can go in the loo🧻
As well as the obvious: number one an’ number two.💩
Great Bridge High School senior, Ben Hagerty, wants to hear what Chesapeake residents know about their tap water. If you live in Chesapeake and are over 18 years old, click below to participate!
https://forms.gle/4JS9ST41SD4so4iR7
Your toilet’s NOT a trash can or a place where you toss🚽🗑
Cotton swabs, paper towels, tissues or floss.🤧
What NOT to flush is the info we share.🤲
Go to askHRgreen dot org, cuz we care!💖
We know cigarettes are harmful, but when cigarette butts are mindlessly tossed aside, they can be carried in stormwater runoff to local waterways… And to local wildlife and marine life. Even when they don’t cause death in wildlife, cigarette butts can lead to nausea, vomiting,...
Seriously, what makes cigarette butt litter so harmful?🚬
First, although it seems obvious, cigarette butts are just not very pretty.
Plus, you’re most likely encountering more than one 👀as they tend to accumulate in corners, gutters, and outside...
