Rivers Alive is an annual state-wide waterway cleanup event that creates awareness of and involvement in the preservation of Georgia’s water resources.  There are over 70,150 miles of streams and rivers in Georgia that provide for drinking water and recreational activities for residents.  Rivers Alive also works to eradicate litter on these waterways.

Tuesday, Sep 22 5:45p to 7:00p

Saturday, Sept. 5th at 6pm

Saturday, September 5th

Thursday, July 16 from 10a.m.-4p.m. in the parking lot behind Chick-Fil-A.

taking place Satruday, May 9 from 9 a.m.- 7 p.m. at the Charles Morris Center

status for the interior build-out of residential and commercial space which features solar panels and adaptive reuse of granite.

April 22nd from 6 to 8 pm, Earth Day,

April 28th 4-7 PM - Charles Morris Center - USGBC Savannah Green Product Expo - register online at http://www.usgbcga.org.

April 22nd from 6 to 8 pm, Earth Day, Martin Melaver will be celebrating the launch of his book, Living Above the Store

at the March 24 meeting of the Savannah Chapter of the United States Green Building Council

Coastal Georgia Chapter meeting

The next program in the Skidaway Institute lecture series will be presented on Monday, March 30

Learn the fun of recycling through puppets and song in this lively presentation. Meet a cast of colorful characters as they take you on a journey through a world of trash and how it is transformed into useful things.

Jan. 27 meeting of the Savannah Chapter of the United States Green Building Council.

Savannah, GA June 8-9, 2009!

Savannah area high school and college students have an opportunity to design the Sustainable Fellwood logo in a contest that is still ongoing.

Save some green and enjoy Savannah’s Wild Side for half the price! Turn in a cell phone for recycling and get 50% off a child or adult admission.

Every Wednesday from 4pm to 7pm, The Market at Trustees Garden provides fertile ground for Savannah’s WEEKLY gathering of a growing community of producers and consumers of local, sustainable products.

The Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) was a finalist in The Creative Coast Alliance’s 2008 Innovation Awards in the Sustainability category. SELC is a non-profit, donor supported environmental advocacy organization using the power of the law to protect the environment and special places in the South.

The Georgia Department of Community Affairs has awarded State and Federal Low Income Housing Tax Credits for Sustainable Fellwood’s second phase of development, which will include 110 multi-family units.