Meet Green Light’s spring 2018 Interns
Green Light New Orleans depends on many people to further our mission of building a more sustainable future. In addition to volunteers from within and…
Green Light New Orleans depends on many people to further our mission of building a more sustainable future. In addition to volunteers from within and…
Today we’d like to share our appreciation for Green Light volunteer Russell Swanzy. Russell has been a helping hand across all Green Light’s programs. From…
Eggplants are a beautiful flowering plant. Right now Green Light is harvesting lots of eggplant at our Edible Teaching Garden. We use a pair of…
While interviewing Ginger Warden, it’s easy to tell how much she values working with Green Light by the genuine honesty found in all of her…
Meet Alecia Evans. She’s from the Westbank in Harvey, LA. She currently studies finance at the University of New Orleans (UNO), works for Harmony Neighborhood…
This past semester, an environmental class at Tulane University worked with Green Light New Orleans to begin to create a carbon reduction methodology for our Backyard Vegetable Garden Program. We want to know… how much of an impact on the carbon reduction and financial savings are our gardeners contributing to as they grow their own food? The Commission for Environmental Cooperation (NAPECA) helped to make this happen by funding the research and a number of our Backyard Vegetable Garden builds. The Commission for Environmental Cooperation hosted two student researchers at their conference last month (July 2015) to present the research and its connection to Green Light. This is what the students learned at the conference and through their research…