Conservation Challenge

GOAL

1,236

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We reached our goal, and have surpassed it by 236 tons.

Tons of CO2 eliminated: 1,236

Actions taken: 1,723

Participants: 420

27 CARS off the road

1,290 TREES planted

Since 01.01.11

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VIDEO GALLERY

Submitted by sovanna on Tue, 02/10/2009 - 13:30.

Video is considered as one of the best choices of media to express your passion at what you're doing/thinking and sharing it with the world. This section focuses on local citizens and their love for their community. Please grab a bag of popcorn and enjoy the following clips!

		Faces Around Concord Talk About Global Warming: This spring members of the Concord Community Youth Alliance created a video, interviewing residents about the views on Global Warming. Play the Video
		Story of Stuff: See a video that exposes the envronmental and social impact of what we buy, and calls us together to create a more sustainable and just world. Play the video.
		Asking Henry David: Scientists consult Thoreau's journals on global warming. Play the video.
		Polar Bear Plunge: Scores of citizens braved the cold waters of Walden Pond to show their support for global climate change awareness and action! Play the video.
		Most Terrifying Video (Take 2): This is the sequel to the popular YouTube video "Go Ahead - Take A Shot", which is part of the "How It All Ends" expansion pack of videos. Play the video.
		Wake Up, Freak Out - Then Get a Grip: A seriously old school direct transmission of information to the viewer, which constructs individual audience members in the Enlightenment model – as rational beings. Play the video.
		Wildlife Tunnels: More then 500 wildlife tunnels have been built nationwide, almost a dozen of which are in Massachusetts. Concord has one of the most studied tunnels with a large amount of data about the species that use the tunnels. Play the video.