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Dream in Green’s Green Homes Challenge is helping families protect one of our most valuable resources — water. Simple actions like shorter showers, fixing leaks, and mindful water use at home can make a big impact. 🚿🏡
Together, we can teach our kids how caring for water today helps sustain our communities tomorrow. 💚
#DreamInGreen #GreenHomesChallenge #WaterConservation #SaveWater #SustainableHomes
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🚀 Got a green idea that could change your school or community? Apply for the Green Leadership Grants from Dream in Green and turn your sustainability vision into action! 🌍💡 Grants support student-led environmental projects from planning to impact. 🌱✨ Message us to learn more and how to apply. (Only available to schools registered for the Green Schools Challenge)
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📣 We’re thrilled to be featured in the Miami Herald! Our Executive Director talks about how Dream in Green developed Recyclepedia, an online tool designed to help Miami-Dade residents easily figure out what can and can’t go in the recycling bin — making sustainable living a little easier for everyone. ♻️✨
www.miamiherald.com/news/local/environment/climate-change/article314233017.html
En español: www.elnuevoherald.com/noticias/florida/sur-de-la-florida/article314235095.html
Check out the story and see how we’re helping people recycle smarter and reduce waste in our community!
#DreamInGreen #Recyclepedia #MiamiHerald #Sustainability #RecyclingMadeEasy #ClimateAction
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📐🌱 Calling all high school innovators!
Dream in Green’s Design & Build Competition challenges students to design a net-zero elementary school, build a 3D model, and present their ideas to a panel of judges. This is your chance to combine creativity, STEM skills, and sustainability to reimagine the schools of the future.
Ready to design for impact? Message us to learn more!💡🌍
Reimbursement available for materials.
#DesignAndBuild #NetZero #DreamInGreen #STEMEducation #SustainableDesign #HighSchoolChallenge
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DIG in the news
New Recycling Tool in Miami-Dade – iHeart Radio
New site helps Miamians answer the question ‘Can I recycle that?’ – The Miami Herald, El Nuevo Herald
A new tool is here to answer your recycling questions – AXIOS, MSN
New Recycle-pedia tool aims to simplify recycling across Miami-Dade – Local 10 News
Is it trash or recycling? A new website answers that question for Miami-Dade residents – WLRN, Key Biscayne Independent, The Miami Times
Miami-Dade County Launches Recycle-pedia for Seamless Recycling – Waste 360, Clean the Sky
Becas ayudan a organizaciones locales que buscan soluciones ambientales (Video) – Telemundo South Florida
Miami environmental education activist seeks solutions at worldwide climate change conference – Miami Community Newspapers
Whigham Elementary wins top prize in ‘Dream in Green’ – Miami Community Newspapers
Meet Diego J. Cancel: Program Coordinator – Shoutout Miami
Whigham Elementary given a plant in every classroom – Miami Community Newspapers
FIU partners with Dream in Green to mentor STEM-focused high school students – Florida International University News
Students, teachers and Miami nonprofit are turning their schools green — and saving big – Miami Herald
Miami Students Tackle Climate Change, Starting with Their Schools – Nonprofit Quarterly
Dream in Green tendrá una reunión virtual para debatir sobre la educación y la justicia ambiental en la comunidad – Univision
Whigham Elementary School event highlights environmental issues – Miami’s Community Newspapers
Positive People in Pinecrest: Daniel Rodriguez – Miami Community Newspapers
Senior-level hires and promotions for the week of July 31, 2017 – Miami Herald
Leading the Way on Green Schools – Southeast Education Network
Honduran student wins recognition “Presidential Educational Award” in the US – El Heraldo
Sixty-five local nonprofits receive $1 million at The Miami Foundation’s 2013 Community Grants event – The Bahamas Weekly
