Going Green @ Your Library
Going Green @ Your Library
Explores ways public libraries can contribute to a sustainable environment.
Staying Green While Weeding
A key component to environmental literacy for public libraries is to lead by example. So what’s a library to do with books that have been weeded from the collection? I have heard many stories about after-dark trips to the library dumpster, but books placed in a dumpster are an unnecessary contribution to your town’s landfill. Think creatively, and there are many uses for books that are no longer needed in your collection. This month’s column will focus on ways your library can put weeded books in the hands of new readers.
Going Green @ Your Library
Explores ways public libraries can contribute to a sustainable environment.
Environmental Literacy and Green Volunteer Opportunities for your Community
A new role for the public library is educating users in environmental literacy. Environmental literacy is a part of information literacy - it is the ability to recognize that one's choices impact the environment; to identify the most sustainable solution a problem; and to be able to act in the most environmentally friendly way on that solution. Public libraries have the opportunity to inform their communities in environmental literacy by example, through education, and by providing access to information about going green.
From The Blog
Applications Available for State Farm Good Neighbor Service-Learning Grants
August 31st, 2010
July 21st, 2010
Richmond (Calif.) Public Library Opens Seed-Lending Library
July 19th, 2010
SAVE up to 50% on reading kits for young readers!
July 16th, 2010
Newsfeed
Libraries Blame Technology For Dropping Numbers
cbs4denver.com
Wyoming Tribune
Terrebonne Parish Library System is offering free computer classes
Houma Courier
Terrebonne Parish Library System is offering free computer classes
Daily Comet
