Image of St. James' Episcopal Church rain garden
Image of a Department of Environmental Protection staff member using a heat thermometer.
Image of a groundlevel plant, named phlox, blooming pink flowers. The phlox was planted within a County rain garden.
Image of a garden that utilizes green landscaping techniques.
Image of two volunteers carrying bags of trash during the White Oak Earth Day Cleanup
How We Greened Our Church: Step One
First in a 3 part series on how one parish came together to build a rain garden.
Borrow energy meters for free from the Energy Awareness Tool Lending Library.
County rain gardens have sprung to life!
Make Sure the Grass is Greener on Your Side of the Fence. Use a Montgomery County Certified Green Landscape Business.
How much trash can 50 people collect when they work together to clean up a park? A Lot!
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Plant a tree

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Telecommute One Day a Week

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Choose Energy-Efficient Products

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Recycle Everything!

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Recycle Your Cooking Oil

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