Eco Minded

Did you know that when someone drops a plastic wrapper on the ground, it will stay there for over 400 years? I certainly didn't. I have seen many plastic wrappers flying around at Crestview lately. This is a problem that needs to be fixed. So, if you happen to see a wrapper, please pick it up and throw it in the big blue recycling cans. 

Hahamonga Field Trip

This Sunday, December 9, Eco-Club will be taking eco-clubbers to Hahamonga. This event will start at 3:10 p.m and will run until about 4:50. Make sure to ask your parents. Come to the empty table on Friday to sign up. We will start at Crestview and walk to Hahamonga together. Then, we will walk around for about an hour. Then, we will walk back at 4:45 p.m before it gets dark. Pick-up will be 4:50 p.m.  Thank you for your participation!

Tip of the Week

This week, we are going to start off the week nice and fresh. Most people think that going to the grocery store is the easiest and freshest way to buy fruits and vegetables. However, most of the time this is not true. Farmers' markets are little markets that provide local and freshly picked vegetables and fruits. They offer seasonal fruits and vegetables unlike canned vegetables and fruits from the super market. Starting fresh and is an easy fix and can be done really quick. So gone online and find a farmers' market near you and GO FRESH!