For immediate release March 11, 2015 Contact: Kris Hall Phone: (309) 454-3169 x.12 The Ecology Action Center is looking for creative shoppers to participate in this year’s Renewable Fashion Challenge which will take place at the Illinois Sustainable Living and Wellness Expo on April 11 at the Illinois Wesleyan Shirk…
The Mclean County Soil and Water Conservation District, in collaboration with Illinois State University, has received funding from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IL-EPA) to conduct a watershed social assessment, with an emphasis on the Lake Bloomington and Lake Evergreen Watersheds. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has acknowledged…
The Ecology Action Center’s BN Energy Bright program has partnered with the University of Illinois’ Sustainable Technology Center to host a workshop at 7:30 a.m. on November 24 for the Illinois Green Office Challenge, a friendly competition among businesses aimed at achieving energy and water conservation and waste reduction. The…
For many residents of Bloomington and Normal, leaf raking efforts are now already underway. Per directions from both municipalities, leaves should not be raked into the street. In addition to being a possible safety issue, leaves just can act as a storm water pollutant. Washed into the storm sewer system…
The Ecology Action Center invites you to attend the ninth annual Sustainable Gourmet on Thursday, October 23, at 5:30 p.m. This popular fundraiser for the EAC features artisanal local hors d’oeuvres, a tasting of wines, and a silent auction with fabulous sustainable items from local businesses and organizations. This year the…
For immediate release September 30, 2014 Contact: Michael Brown (309) 454-3169 x.11 [email protected] The Ecology Action Center has launched its home energy analysis program for Bloomington-Normal residents through BN EnergyBright, a program dedicated to helping our community save energy and keep warm. Sponsored by the Town of Normal and the…
In support of the Mission and Vision of Wild Ones, the Illinois Prairie Chapter is awarding small grants to fund the purchase of native Central Illinois plants and seeds. Eligible Applicants Schools, colleges, nature centers, houses of worship, public and private not-for-profit organizations which are located within the following Illinois…
