The Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES) and Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago invite you to GO GREEN!
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, SITES officially launched Green Revolution at the Bob Jones Nature Center & Preserve in Southlake, Texas. Green Revolution is our new venture to license exhibition design files, which will allow multiple host venues to create their own "eco-zibit." Plus, no crates or trucks help to minimize OUR carbon footprint.
At the Bob Jones Nature Center, the action takes place both indoors and outside on their beautiful grounds and will be on view through World Environment Day on June 5. Centered around five of our most critical issues concerning the future health of our planet - Energy, Climate, Water, Food, and Waste, Green Revolution provides a hands-on community project that builds awareness of our fragile Earth and demonstrates everyday solutions to help protect our air, water, soil, and wildlife. Activities and lessons give practical tips on how we can all "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle" in our everyday lives!
The exhibition design files for Green Revolution are available now for purchase by individual sections or as a complete set for just $5000, which allows you to customize the size of your display. So, in honor of Earth Day, SITES would like to share three easy ways to reduce, reuse and recycle:
- REDUCE energy consumption by using fluorescent light bulbs.
- Instead of buying bottled water, REUSE your favorite cup or mug.
- Book "Green Revolution" and RECYCLE old materials to build a family friendly exhibit that will inspire and excite visitors to join the green revolution!!!
And remember, going green SAVES green!
-- Shavonne Harding and Lindsey Koren
One way to go green that's not so obvious is with your web hosting. For all you bloggers and website owners out there, consider this: A single professional-grade web server running 24/7/365 (which most do) has the same carbon footprint as a 15-MPG SUV. By using green hosting for your site, you are essentially eliminating the impact of one SUV per year.
Posted by: Green Hosting | August 29, 2010 at 11:37 PM
Brandon, totally a concern for all of us. Little steps will make a big difference in the long run.
Posted by: Heather Shelton | July 08, 2010 at 09:03 AM
I've been trying to get involved with the green movement slowly and it's working well for me. I just hope that I'm not more of the cause than the cure.
Posted by: Brandon | July 07, 2010 at 11:51 PM
I am agree with Daniel . Save Nature is our Motto Obviously. Good Article Keep it up .
Posted by: Greece | July 06, 2010 at 01:06 AM
people really need to get more involved in the green movement. i just hope that everyone realizes this before its too late. i recycle everyday and have only energy efficient lighting in my house
Posted by: Daniel | May 24, 2010 at 02:50 PM