Gardener's Guide - Take the Gardener's Global Warming Pledge


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According to The Gardener's Guide to Global Warming, there are many ways that you can help fight global warming right in your own backyard! What changes will you make?

Pledge to choose at least three actions to help fight global warming. We'll send you bonus information about how you can follow through with those actions in your garden.

I pledge to take the following actions (please select at least 3)

Compost my kitchen and garden waste.

Contact my elected officials.

Develop a rain garden.

Establish a "green roof" by planting trees around my house.

Reduce the threat of invasive species by using native plants in my landscape.

Improve my energy efficiency.

Limit my water consumption.

Reduce the use of gasoline-powered yard tools.

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Garden for wildlife and certify your yard with the National Wildlife Federation!
Learn how birds are affected by global warming and how you can help birds with your choices
The Oregonian: The Green Challenge
The Oregonian: Homes and Gardens Section
The EPA GreenScaping program gives a set of landscaping practices that can improve the health and appearance of your lawn and garden while protecting and preserving natural resources.

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