[ACT] Treebune News- Playspace Guidelines and The Greening of Detroit

Jared Liu jared at actrees.org
Mon Jun 22 16:23:18 EDT 2009


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June 22, 2009




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NATIONAL NEWS
Guidelines for Eco Friendly Service Projects
(Washington, DC)- KaBOOM! and The Home Depot Foundation are excited to
present the first comprehensive guidelines on how to make playspace
service projects as eco-friendly as possible. The guidelines are the
result of interview research, workshops, and surveys including
dialogue with ACT. As part of a broader partnership with KaBOOM!, we
hope that these guidelines are a useful tool in your outreach locally.





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LOCAL STORY
Nonprofit works to restore green canopy to Detroit
(Detroit, MI)- A batch of trees that will soon be planted on a wild,
overgrown patch of land near a Detroit neighborhood is expected to be
a step toward bringing back a vibrant, green canopy to the Motor City.
The nonprofit group Greening of Detroit is pushing urban
reforestation- even during a tough economy. "The need is expanding, so
we're trying to keep pace," said Rebecca Salminen Witt, the
organization's president.






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