Lemon lovers take note-this lemon cultivar is suitable for Mobile gardens. Learn more about Meyer lemons at the following website. Now is the time to plant .
Gulf Coast Resource Conservation and Development Council Supports Keep Mobile Beautiful, Inc. Outreach Program
Through the generosity of the Gulf Coast RC&D Council, the KMB outreach program will have more opportunities to address its mission of motivating Mobilians to take greater individual responsibility in their community environment. The $9,030 grant award will be used to support campus beautification, school recycling, school presentations, and community interactions and cleanup activities. An example of GCRC&D support can be found in the December blog postings. GCRC&D funding made it possible for the illustrations to be made into posters for use in presentations and interactions.
Due to GCRC&D support, KMB outreach coordinator, Phyllis Wingard, will conduct a teacher workshop on January 30, 2020, at the Jon Archer Agricultural Center to apprise schools of $500 campus beautification grants available to schools in Mobile County. Information concerning the workshop is being sent to school principals. Thank you to Gulf Coast Resource Conservation and Development Council for helping to make Mobile County a greener, cleaner and more beautiful place to live.
Learn more about the Gulf Coast Resource Conservation and Development Council at the following link. GCRC&D
Choices Affecting the Planet
“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” —Jane Goodall
A or B
The simple choices made daily affect our world. Reusable shopping bags or one time use plastic bags- which choice helps the planet?
Shades of Autumn
Autumn that year painted the countryside in vivid shades of scarlet, saffron and russet, and the days were clear and crisp under the harvest skies.
Sharon Kay Penman
This reptilian beauty is an elusive garter snake. Its autumnal colors blend in well with the pine straw and oak leaves of an untended flower bed. However unwanted the attention, it waited patiently until a camera was retrieved to document its visit. Learn more about garter snakes and their contributions to the environment at the following link.
Composting in the news
Check out the news of Nature’s Little Recyclers in Chicago here.
A great business loss because of zoning regulations!
Vets Day Clean Up and America Recycles Event 2 in 1!
You can let us know you plan to attend on Facebook Vets Day Event