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LEAF at Camp Arroyo is Back!!


Attention All Service-Learning Waste Reduction Program (SLWRP) Teachers and Students!

EarthTeam's and stopwaste.org's overnight Leadership Environmental Action Forum (LEAF) for 2012 is back !   Our two-day, one-night forum at beautiful Camp Arroyo will be held this year on May 26th and 27th.  
 
Now is the time to start thinking about how you'll proudly present the waste reduction service-learning projects you've been working so hard on at your school this year! 

In addition to seeing other student-led projects, we will have various hands-on workshops to develop new
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skills for you to immediately apply to school projects for the 2012-2013 year.
  
Registration is first-come, first-served, and the deadline for registration and workshop proposal forms is Friday, April 30th. We are inviting six students from each school in addition to one teacher chaperone. 
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Click the links below to download the registration form, print the flyer to post around your school, and get information about what to pack and more details about our registration policy:
 

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New! If you'd like to present a SLWRP project you've done this year, please download:

LEAF 2012 SCHOOL WORKSHOP PROPOSAL 

New!  Show this powerpoint to your classes as an introduction to LEAF:

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Please contact the LEAF Coordinator, Jamilah Bradshaw, at  This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it  or 510-704-4030.

 

 

 

 
May 18 Golf Tournament

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It's not to late too sign up for EarthTeam's May 18 Golf tournament at Tilden Golf Course. Click here to register or to find out more. And click here to watch the 30 second PSA that the Green Screen students created to promote the event. We hope to see you on the Green!

 
Congratulations to the April Student and Teacher of the Month!

Congratulations to EarthTeam's Student of the Month Zoe Price and EarthTeam's Teacher of the Month Jeff Evans! Click here to read about Zoe and past Students of the Month. And click here to read about Mr. Evans and past Teachers of the Month. If you'd like to nominate a student or teacher for future months, please send an email detailing their dedication to the environment to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

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EarthTeam Selected for GEELA Award!

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EarthTeam at the GEELA Ceremony (left to right): EarthTeam Executive Director, Maggie Fleming; Something's in the Air student, Segun Balogun; EarthTeam Waste Action Director, José Luis Martinez

 


 

On December 13, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. honored EarthTeam as one of 16 companies and organizations for their contributions to California’s environment and economy by awarding them with a
2011 Governor’s Environmental and Economic Leadership Award (GEELA). 


“To thrive in the twenty-first century, we need to preserve the environment on which the economy itself
depends,” said Governor Brown. “Tonight’s award recipients have done just that. This year’s winners
exemplify the imagination that will drive California’s recovery.”


Established in 1993, the GEELA program is the state’s highest honor in recognizing individuals,
companies and organizations that make significant contributions to the state by developing
environmentally-friendly practices while contributing to the local economy. 


GEELA program recipients are selected by a large panel of evaluators including secretaries from the
California Environmental Protection Agency, the California Natural Resources Agency, Business,
Transportation and Housing Agency, the Department of Food and Agriculture, the State and Consumer
Services Agency, the Labor and Workforce Development Agency, Health and Human Services Agency
and the Governor’s Office.  

 
EarthTeam’s GEELA award is for the Something’s in the Air program, which is a collaborative network of Bay Area high school students, teachers and community leaders designed to teach students about the correlation between air quality and asthma, and empower them to take action in their communities. 

 
Go solar and help EarthTeam!

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Sungevity will donate $1000 to support EarthTeam when you install a solar panel system in your home!

 

A Smart, Affordable Decision

• Sungevity allows people to go solar with no upfront cost. For no money down, Sungevity will design and install a solar panel system customized for your home, then lease the panels to you for a low monthly rate.
• The combined cost of the lease payment plus the cost of the new electricity bill will be less than the cost of your old electricity bill, which means you’ll be saving money from Day 1.
• Sungevity will monitor, maintain, and insure your solar systems for you. You can get started by requesting a free quote from Sungevity to determine how much you’ll save in electricity costs each month.

 

To find out more about this opportunity, visit: earthteam.net/solar.

 
Become an EarthTeam Board Member!

EarthTeam is currently accepting applications for new board members. 

 

As a Board Member, you will help the Board set the organization's strategic direction, become part of a diverse, friendly group, and learn about a new industry. By joining our board, you will support the development of environmental stewards and youth leaders in the local community.

 

Click here to find out more, or contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or 510-704-4030.