[event] – UW Dasani Campus Clean Up

Looking to make a difference for Earth Month? Come join Dasani and Honest Tea at the University of Washington on Thursday, April 21st at 12:30 p.m. for the 1st Annual Campus Cleanup Challenge! 

The Challenge starts at 12:30 in Paccar Hall! You and your team (1-5 people) will have 2 hours to make UW look beautiful, collecting as much garbage and recycling as possible from campus, and returning it to Paccar Hall to compete against all other teams! Who will collect the most?

There will be goodies for everyone and prizes for the winners!

More information available at: http://f2.washington.edu/oess/campuscleanup

**Interested in forming a team?  Ask your fellow classmates – we would love to have PoE have huge representation**


Earth Day at the UW

Earth Day is rapidly approaching, and it will be celebrated at the UW with a variety of events planned by the UW Environmental Stewardship & Sustainability Office, SEED, and the UW Earth Club:

Husky Green Award Ceremony!
Music!
Exhibitors!

for more information, click here


UW Trash-In

There’s still time to join the fun at the UW Trash-In. Sign up today!

Join the Fun! Trash-In 2011 will take place on April 13 at the Bryants Building Annex. Recycling & Solid Waste will receive one day’s worth of trash from eight designated campus buildings and sort it into categories currently collected on campus. Please share your availability to volunteer, or email us at recycle@uw.edu for more information. Let’s get trashy! 

What’s it all about? In 1970, UW students held the first ever “Trash-In” on campus to emphasize the waste associated with American life. They collected trash from around campus and separated it into categories, returning recyclable materials to the original producers for reprocessing. Today, the UW Trash-In aims to increase public awareness about how much recyclable or compostable material is still being thrown away on campus. We’ve come a long way, but there’s still more to do!  Having trouble viewing this email? Click here to see this information on our Web site, or visit www.uwrecycling.com.


Hello, this is Martin from the Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability Office. Our office is hosting a pledge completion between the environmental RSOs. The purpose is to encourage members of the green clubs to outreach to new people while showing support for campus sustainability. The winning RSO will get $50 towards their Earth Day promotional handout or activity (see rules).

Here are the instructions and rules:

Instructions

-Go to green.washington.edu/pledge

-Under affiliation select Environmental RSO, and then fill in your RSO name in the box below

-Select at least one action item that you will pledge to do

-Submit your pledge and encourage others

Rules

-Non-members CAN take the pledge on behalf of RSO(s)

-Pledgers can pledge for more than one RSO

-All pledges must be taken by 3/15

-If you have pledged before, you can take it again for competition

-Pledgers must select an action (i.e. blank pledges are not accepted)

-In the case of a tie, the groups will share the reward

-Winners will be notified in late March by e-mail and announced on Earth day

-The $50 prize must be approved by the Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability office, and spent on campus due to budget numbers