Taking a Look at Lawns
Problematic History The grassy lawn has become a staple of the American landscape especially in suburbia. It is a point of pride for some and a chore for others, […]
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Beauty in Our Backyards
As we enter this spring in a global pandemic, things are feeling… well, weird. New Jersey continues to battle a growing infection and death rate from COVID-19 and our Governor
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Free Download: Presentations from our September Meetup
If you weren’t able to make it to Sustainable South Jersey’s “Welcome Back” Meetup at the Collingswood Community Center on September 18th, let us tell you a bit about
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Just Announced! #FindOurGreta Contest Winners
Sustainable South Jersey wants to help encourage and acknowledge the youth of Southern New Jersey who have worked to take action against climate change. Drawing inspiration from Swedish teenager Greta
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Thousands Attend Our Earth Festival
When we plan the annual Earth Festival, we thoughtfully work to create an event that includes something for everyone. Our 9th festival April 28th at historic Croft Farm focused on
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Recap on Electric Vehicle Webinar, by Ed Cohen
Sustainable Jersey ran an EV (Electric Vehicle) webinar “Opportunities for Adopting EVs in Municipal Fleets: A Primer” that gave a good overview of using non-combustion (primarily electric) fleet vehicles. Much of the
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7 Tips to Save Energy, by Uma Campbell
Many homeowners are making commitments to reduce their carbon footprints by choosing sustainable, green living alternatives when it comes to home ownership. With the fall season fast approaching, there is
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Reusing, Recycling, Repurposing in Cherry Hill
Reuse, Recycle, Repurpose — Some Helpful Resources by Mary Connor Make a Commitment to Take Your Efforts One Step Further Aside from the weekly recycling-blue-can-to-the-curb, how much do we
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The Last (?) Dance of the Butterflies, by David L. Steinberg
The (Last?) Dance of the Butterflies By David L. Steinberg This poem was created in reaction to an ABC News report I saw in 1985 and I was deeply moved
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Just Enough, by Mary Troost
Just Enough Spring has sprung and birds are chirping. They call us as we open our windows and they remind us of the nests they take care of. They’ve been
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