Join passionate local junior high school students and Go Green Winnetka for a screening of STRAWS, a 33-minute award-winning documentary on the devastating impacts of plastic straws and other single use plastics ... and how we can all be a part of positive change. Appropriate for all ages. Discussion will follow screening.
Want to see better walking, biking and transit in your community? Attend the suburban advocacy summit on October 27 to dig into the tools to increase your effectiveness as an advocate.
Come and learn how we can promote a healthy balance between Humanity & Nature. Find out why this is critical to our future. Help us develop an organization that creates an action-based program to store huge amounts of carbon and stormwater in our soil and plants. The focus will be on municipal, religious, and like-minded […]
Please join Go Green Wilmette for our 3rd annual Sip Red, Go Green event – to celebrate all the ways we have been “going green” for the past 12 years. For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.
The Go Green Reads discussion group meets to discuss The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate–Discoveries from a Secret World. Drawing on groundbreaking new discoveries, New York Times bestselling author Peter Wohlleben presents the science behind the secret and previously unknown life of trees and their communication abilities.
The topic for our November 13th Go Green Illinois meeting is “Taking the Guesswork Out of Solar.” The goal is to give attendees the information they need to promote solar in their communities. If you plan to attend, please let us know.
There will be an exclusive pre-release screening of Jerusalem U’s upcoming film Sustainable Nation! on Wednesday, November 14th at the Evanston Century Cinemark Theatres. Sustainable Nation follows three Israeli innovators who are taking valuable lessons learned in water-poor Israel to the rest of the world. From using plants to clean waste water to a computer system that […]
Join us for a free screening of this short documentary about the impact of plastic straw litter on the community.
Coastal geologic change occurs across time from minutes to millennia and is driven by a variety of processes, including waves, water levels, and ice. Dr. Ethan Theuerkauf will explore these processes and dynamics of coastal geologic change along Western Lake Michigan. The mechanisms and implications of coastal change will be discussed as well as the […]
Nov 27th @ 1 pm or Nov 29th @ 7 pm Join us for this short and compelling documentary and then stay to discuss how we can reduce plastic consumption in our community. See trailer here: http://www.strawsfilm.com
