Seneca Gr&eens

Please take our Survey on Climate Change and Recycling in Seneca County! The survey is linked here: https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8CwBczWC0HEBiw6. You will find more information the survey, Climate Smart Communities, and Climate Stewards here. http://senecacountycce.org/recycling/survey-climate-stewards

We need your help! Give us your thoughts/observations on how climate change is effecting Seneca County, what local municipalities might do about it through the Climate Smart Communities program, and our county recycling program. This survey should take five to ten minutes to complete and will help SCCCE determine next steps going forward. If possible, please complete the survey by May 3rd. The survey is linked here: https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8CwBczWC0HEBiw6

We are about to begin recruiting a new group of students for Seneca GR&EEN! To get an application contact Rachel at [email protected] or Ave at [email protected]! Join the Revolution of Responsibility!

Let us know if you have heard any of the Seneca GR&EEN PSA's on Finger Lakes Radio group!

Come see the Seneca GR&EEN Educators at the Seneca County Safety Fair tomorrow 10-1 at the Seneca County Fairgrounds, Waterloo

Listen to the Finger Lakes Morning news interview from this morning
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We are recruiting teens from Romulus, Seneca Falls, South Seneca and Waterloo Middle and High Schools. Students in grades 7th-12th can apply to be peer educators in the areas of Recyling and Energy Education. This is a really cool opportunity. Check out the application materials. The deadline for applications is April 15th.

Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension has recently been given the contract to conduct recycling education in Seneca County. In order to better understand current recycling practices and what information is needed to improve recycling participation, students from Hobart and William Smith Co