100th Anniversary Take Action Project
This project is a national effort of girls leading their families, schools, and communities in improving the environment and protecting natural resources. GSFG invites girls to Take Action on three month long projects occurring in February, March, or April: Reduce Waste, Earth Hour, and Rain Gardens. Participants are also encouraged to take an Online Pledge stating their year long commitment to GSFG efforts.
Visit girlscouts.org/gsforevergreen/ to register your participation and results, take the Girl Scouts Forever Green Pledge, and share with your friends and family.
Honor our Founder.
Honor Earth.
Honor our powerful sisterhood.
Be part of something bigger than yourself.
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Girl Scouts – Dakota Horizons Forever Green Projects
738 Dakota Horizons people in Girl Scouts Forever Green
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446 people reduced waste by switching from using single-use plastic to reusable water bottles and bags and recycling aluminum cans 1,373 times reusable water bottles were refilled 616 times a plastic bag was refused and a reusable bag was used 897 reusable bags given to others 1,352 aluminum cans recycled |
18 people worked to construct rain gardens 6 rain gardens constructed 43 new native plants/trees planted 334 sq feet of green space planted |
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Earth Hour |
GSFG Pledge |
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274 people committed to participate in Earth Hour 264 ENERGY STAR light bulbs installed |
48 individuals pledging environmental action 56,257 saved on home energy bills |
Rain Barrels
Water Conservation
