Green Clubs

Go Green In Alaska

In the far north residents are well aware the time is now to go green in Alaska, and are doing something about it. Green students, teachers, parents, builders and lawmakers all all getting in on it. This page will take a look at who is doing what and then allow you to continue on with the Alaska Green News.

If we all do out part we can get the word out to all of Alaska, and the rest of the world.

Green Star is located in Anchorage and works with businesses to practice waste reduction, pollution prevention, energy conservation and many other sustainability issues. They have an award winning voluntary green business certificate program. Is your Alaska business as green as it should be? Visit Green Star and see what you could do to improve your environmental impact.

If you are one of the lucky ones who work in the Alaska tourist industry this business site should be of interest to you. Adventure Green Alaska is a voluntary certification program for businesses in the tourist industry. The goal is for participation firms to meet certain standards with regards to economic, environmental and social sustainability issues.

The Sierra Club is active all across the states, including Alaska. The Alaska Chapter works hard to protect the beauty of the last frontier. They also have social goals for Alaska, such as more renewable energy, smart growth of the urban areas and sustainable use of the states resources.

Are you actively going green in Alaska? Take a moment and let us know how. Each submission below becomes a new page, your page, all about a green event, or green club or organization or about something green in your life taking place in Alaska. The best way to get others involved is to share and promote. This is the place to do it.

What are you doing in your town?

Tell us about your club, activity or event. Where are you, when do you meet, what are you doing green in your community? Do you have a special event coming up? We would like to do our part to help you get the word out.

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