HENV-706: Going Green: Living an Environmentally Responsible Life

Amanda Gumbert, Ashley Osborne | Jul. 5, 2011 (New)

Adopting a green lifestyle means making deliberate choices to lighten our impact on the natural world.

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4DE-03PO: What Impacts the Water Quality in My Watershed? 4-H2O Ambassador Curriculum, Unit 3

Ashley Osborne | Feb. 24, 2011 (New)

In this unit, 4-Hers will learn about land use and its affect on water quality.

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HENV-705: Natural Lighting

Ashley Osborne | Feb. 24, 2011 (New)

Follow these home decorating and landscaping tips to reduce your energy consumption and utility costs.

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4DE-01PO: What is a Watershed? 4-H2O Ambassador Curriculum, Unit 1

Ashley Osborne | Feb. 24, 2011 (New)

In this unit, 4-Hers will identify and learn the characteristics of their local watershed. In the process, they will learn about sources of water pollution and their role in keeping water clean.

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4DE-04PO: Improving My Water Quality? 4-H2O Ambassador Curriculum, Unit 4

Ashley Osborne | Feb. 24, 2011 (New)

In this unit, 4-Hers will develop and implement a service project in their community.

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4DE-02PO: What is Water Quality? 4-H2O Ambassador Curriculum, Unit 2

Ashley Osborne | Feb. 24, 2011 (New)

In this unit, 4-Hers will learn different methods for assessing water quality.

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HENV-704: Tips for Conserving Water at Home

Ashley Osborne | Feb. 24, 2011 (New)

By conserving water, we decrease our demand for energy-intensive systems that obtain, treat, and distribute water. Simply put, by conserving water we save energy.

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ID-185: Planting a Riparian Buffer

Carmen Agouridis, Chris Barton, Amanda Gumbert, Sarah Wightman | Sep. 28, 2010 (New)

Actively creating a riparian buffer typically consists of six steps: site assessment, planting plan development, site preparation, species selection, planting, and protection and maintenance.

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HENV-101: Household Waste Management 1: Reduce

Tyler Henningsen, Brad Lee, Ashley Osborne | Sep. 8, 2010 (New)

Reducing, at the top of the waste management hierarchy, has the greatest impact on the environment and starts with you reducing the number of products you purchase and use.

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HENV-104: Household Waste Management 4: Hazardous Waste

Tyler Henningsen, Brad Lee, Ashley Osborne | Sep. 8, 2010 (New)

Everyday products found around your house contain hazardous chemicals--everything from nail polish remover to household electronics to oil for your car.