Sequoia Elementary School in the Oakland Unified School District recently celebrated the transformation of an asphalt area into a Bay-Friendly Rated landscape.
StopWaste is offering a new training, outreach and certification program for Alameda County residents. As part of the StopWaste Environmental Educator Training (SWEET) program, participants will receive instruction in sheet mulching, soil health, and sustainable gardening techniques. Community outreach and education are a vital component of the course.
Businesses, non-profits, schools, residents and local government are working together to reduce food waste and feed people in Alameda County.
Grantee profile: Alameda County Food Bank Grocery Rescue Program
The Alameda County Food Bank Grocery Rescue Program partners with local grocery stores and retailers to recover a variety of foods for neighborhood food pantries and meal programs.
Staff from StopWaste and Alameda County were recent recipients of local industry awards at the 2016 California Resource Recovery Association (CRRA) Conference in Sacramento this August.