Overwhelmed by Spring Cleanup? Hire a Conservation Crew!
Posted by SEEDS on Apr 10 , 2019 - 01:57 pm
Overwhelmed by upcoming projects on your property? SEEDS Youth Conservation Corps is here to take on your dirty jobs and get your property in order for the season! Residential and Commercial: Yard clean up Small scale construction and landscaping Painting Deconstructing those mystery rubble piles
Celebrate Our 20th Anniversary with Us by Joining Our Drawdown EcoChallenge Team!
Posted by SEEDS on Mar 22 , 2019 - 02:47 pm
We have a special ask for our 20th anniversary! Will you help us celebrate by making a measurable environmental impact? Join "Team SEEDS" in the second annual Drawdown EcoChallenge and join an international movement to reverse global warming! Last year SEEDS placed #30 out of 750 teams worldwide! Will you join our team and help us bust into the top 20 for our anniversary?
Mark Your Calendars for March 29th!
Posted by SEEDS on Mar 22 , 2019 - 02:22 pm
And check out our new office over a glass of wine or beer!
Meet the SEEDS VISTA Members
Posted by SEEDS on Mar 15 , 2019 - 02:39 pm
Six "Volunteers In Service To America" are helping SEEDS grow!
Donate Salvaged Building Materials to Odom Reuse and Support SEEDS!
Posted by SEEDS on Mar 04 , 2019 - 04:56 pm
If you are remodeling your home or office, or tearing down a building, you can receive a charitable contribution deduction by donating salvaged materials to Odom Reuse and mentioning SEEDS - and we will get store credit for your donations!
Taking Physics to the Slopes!
Posted by SEEDS on Feb 28 , 2019 - 12:09 pm
Physics concepts are not limited to textbooks and classrooms! SEEDS After School in Forest Area Middle School took a hands-on approach getting students to design their own racing sleds out of found objects and tape. They learned about inertia, kinetic energy, friction, and more.
City of Traverse City upgrades Carnegie Library Building lights to LED
Posted by SEEDS Team on Feb 11 , 2019 - 09:17 am
The City of Traverse City replaced 76 light fixtures at the historic Carnegie Library Building based on energy efficiency recommendations made by SEEDS, moving the City towards its operational goal of 100% renewable electricity by 2020. The original 120 watt light fixtures were replaced with 39 watt flat panel LED lights, which will use 66% less energy.
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