Round 2
10 years ago
Gilbert and his family are moving to their new house on La Verde Street. “The Green Family is going green,” Mom said. Gilbert asked, “What does that mean?” Mom replied, “Being green means keeping Mother Earth clean. Recycling is one way to help our earth thrive, and it can even help to keep all of the animals alive! We have to do our part, because every little bit preserves Mother Nature's beautiful work of art!”
What starts out as a little family fun and mockery of dear old dad quickly turns into a clever hobby for this new kid on the block, which then becomes an earth friendly lesson for all, especially dad!
Find out how the Green Family becomes truly green!
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Save the world
Those who can find the way to Menlo Park qualify for a green giveaway from the offices of the California Geological Survey at the U.S. Geological Survey -- free maps for wrapping up holiday gifts.
The colorful maps, which contain green for forests and red for cities, are 24 by 30 inches and otherwise are headed for landfill because they're outdated, so don't use them to find the way home from Menlo Park. (The CGS does have current maps and other potential gifts for sale, starting at $6.)
According to the Sierra Club, if every family wrapped just three gifts this way, it would save enough paper to cover 45,000 football fields.
CGS-USGS Maps office: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 345 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park. www.consrv.ca.gov/cgs, (650) 688-6327.