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THE GREEN TEAM
Mission/Statement of Purpose
The Green Team was formed to provide opportunities for Laboratory employees to:
- Learn more about ecology and the environment.
- Participate in ecological and environmental activities to improve their working environments at Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory and in their communities.
Steering Committee-
Ken Woolfe -- Chairperson
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Pat Thomas -- Co-Chair
Previous Activities
- Completed distribution of worms for home worm composting
- Distribution of quarterly newsletter containing environmental information of interest to employees
- Public Lecture on "Waste Minimization at LBNL" by Li Yang Chang, EHS Division
- Public Lecture on "Saving our Beaches" by Jack Liebster, California Coastal Commission
- Organization of planning committee to develop a community garden at LBNL
- Organization of a Litter Team to assist occupants of buildings to improve their local environments
- Organization of an Adopt a Beach Committee to participate in community activities sponsored by the
California Coastal Commission
Current Members - Our current membership numbers over 120 people
- We have approximately 20 active members
Frequently Asked Questions When was the Green Team formed?
- Summer, 1994
When are meetings held?
- Quarterly or as announced.
Is there a membership fee?
- No.
What can I do to help?
- Please visit our volunteer area for information!
I'm pretty busy, is there a set amount of time I must invest to help out?
- No, not at all, we would be happy to have you participate for as little or as much time as you can spare!
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