Community service day in Fort Lauderdale with Kids Ecology Corps

Take a nature walk, learn plant identification and participate in removal of exotic invasive plants or plant trees at beautiful Snyder Park.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
Release forms need to be signed in advance.
E-mail to register and receive the form.

When
Sat.  Dec. 11   9am – 12pm Eastern Time
Where
Snyder Park 3299 SW 4th Ave, Fort Lauderdale ()

Plan ahead, there will be a beach cleaning at Riviera Beach on December 18. Help keep the coastal beaches and waters healthy for people and animals. Plan to meet in front of ‘Johnny Longboats’ 2401 North Ocean Drive, Riviera Beach at 10am and when finished at noon. Pre-register call 561.215.8096 or e-mail

When: Sat Dec 18 10am – 12pm Eastern Time

Where: Riviera Municipal Beach ()

Kids Ecology Corps mission is to inspire young people to make environmental action part of their everyday life and generate a critical mass of people to create environmental harmony throughout the world.

What is critical mass?

Critical mass refers to the enormous energy generated when many people align their thoughts and actions toward a specific goal. Before long this focus brings about a systemic shift in attitude and action. What was impossible becomes a fresh opportunity.

What is environmental harmony?

Environmental Harmony is the healthy balance between man and earth’s universal ecosystems. This balance insures the earth’s ability to naturally renewal its resources and offers us an abundant economy and a healthy, sustainable future.

Kids Ecology Corps believes kids make a difference.

Once young people learn accurate information about their environment and how they influence it; and once they realize that they are the most important people on the planet, they take positive action to shape their own healthy and abundant futures. Empowered with this knowledge, KEC members experience increased self-esteem and feelings of accomplishment, while learning what a difference one person can make

Want to learn more about what they are about? Click here.

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About Valerie J. Amor: As an architectural consultant, LEED AP, LEED certification reviewer, real estate broker and AIA associate, Valerie J. Amor is dynamically engaged in sustainability and issues regarding the built environment. Actively participating in several local, county and national organizations and committees focused on sustainability issues, she is also owner/principal of Drawing Conclusions and founder/president of Green Collar Connection, companies engaged in sustainable design, real estate development, green job training and research. Knowledgeable and well connected she brings you timely and thoughtful articles. Reach her at .

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