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Thank you for attending Lessons From The World’s Waste, our webinar to mark Earth Day 2023. Below is a recording of the webinar, along with some resources Please explore our Knowledge Hub for more useful guides and toolkits. Questions? Contact recycling@greatforest.com —— A recap: The webinar shared findings from the largest global study of commercial

This recording has concluded. Click here to see a recording of the webinar, and get resources. Thank you for attending. —- What is the world throwing away? Find out on April 20 when we host a special free Earth Day webinar to share findings from the largest global study of commercial waste ever undertaken. Hear

Thank you to everyone who attended our special Earth Day webinar on April 14 to learn all about plastics and pollution, food waste and climate change, and what we can all do as individuals and businesses to protect and INVEST IN OUR PLANET. If you missed it, you can watch a recording of the presentation

THANK YOU to the 100+ people who spent part of their Earth Day with us at our webinar and Q&A. We learned so much together about how COVID-19 has impacted your waste management programs and policies, and what your successes and challenges have been. Let’s keep the conversation going: If you were a registered participant,

Updated March 2024 April 22 is Earth Day. 20 million people took to the streets for the very first Earth Day. Today, over 50 years later, the earth still needs our support, perhaps even more than ever.  We have less time to deal with climate change, and we’re still striving to conserve resources by reducing

What you do on Earth Day can set the tone for your business or organization for the entire year. It is crucial to keep the momentum going. And that means thinking beyond Earth Day. One key reason to make Earth Day every day? Following the release of recommendations from the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures last year,

Here at Great Forest, we are busy preparing an online portal of resources to help you make a difference this Earth Day and Beyond. If you are a Great Forest client, look out for an email soon that will give you added access to customized information. Still wondering what to do for Earth Day on

Launched in 1970 as a “national teach-in on the environment,” Earth Day has done much to raise awareness over the years. While we are all better informed today about waste reduction, climate change, and other sustainability challenges, we still have work to do to reach a more sustainable future.  Earth Day is our yearly reminder

Here are five things you can do to keep the Earth Day momentum going year-round. 1. Who are you going to call?  Know who to contact when you have a question about sustainability at work. It could be your sustainability consultant or a member of your office green team. If there is no point person, consider nominating someone

We agree with what Usher, Fall Out Boy, will.i.am and Train said about the issues brought up at the big Earth Day concert in Washington D.C. last weekend on April 18. Great Forest was on hand to support nonprofit Pure Earth at the event to raise awareness to #EndPollution. Usher, No Doubt, Mary J. Blige, Fall Out