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How to become a Camden County Certified Gardener Camden County Certified Gardeners is a non-profit all volunteer organization with over 100 members. Certified Gardeners are residents interested in gardening and ... More
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In January 2020, Camden County Board of Commissioners passed the single-use plastics ban resolution. Plastic is the most prevalent type of marine debris found in our oceans. By the year ... More
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Coastal areas in New Jersey are susceptible to storm-related flooding. These storms pose a threat to human health by the spreading of toxins when floodwater encounters toxic materials stored in ... More
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Click below for links of interest by topic. Activism | Camden County Sustainability Organizations | Carbon Calculators/Carbon Offsets Climate Change and Global Warming | College/University | Employment Opportunities | ... More
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Educational Coloring Book related to Air Quality Below is an Air Quality workbook that the DVRPC developed with a committee of environmental advocates and teachers. The book is aligned with ... More
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Connect the Lots Camden CONNECT THE LOTS is a community-driven initiative to activate Camden, New Jersey’s parks and underutilized spaces through the implementation of artistic, cultural, and recreational projects and ... More
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Do your part to make our oceans plastic-free! Practice these simple steps: Switch to a reusable mug Skip the plastic straws & disposable utensils Say no to plastic bottles; carry ... More
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For 2015, Camden County Community Greenhouses will be growing predominately annuals for the Camden County Parks System. We are focusing on three main annuals Petunias, Verbena, & Lantana. They were ... More
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Introduction to the SolSmart Program Solar energy is a carbon-free electricity source that is an essential part of any strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Many communities are using it ... More