Keep Kingwood Green » Environmental Resource Guide
The Environmental Resource Guide is a searchable, web-based resource that includes information about all organizations in the Greater Houston Area conducting environmental work. This guide is a one-stop-shop for any resources or connections you may need, and is updated often to ensure you have access to the newest information.
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Keep Kingwood Green
Mission
Purpose: To educate and advocate for recycling in the Lake Houston area (and other issues as appropriate). Non-profit 501c3, all volunteer organization. Major Projects: Participation in Kleenwood, Nature Fest, YMCA events, Kingwood Farmers Market, and other recycling events in the area. We work with the City of Houston, Humble ISD and other governmental units to facilitate and educate about recycling. We hold public meetings, publish Green Columns and recycling brochures, host a “Where Can I Recycle†website and “hotline†and help local businesses “go green.†Speakers Bureau: Speakers available for community groups and schools, mostly on recycling topics. Contact: Katrin McManis. Katrin McManis, President of the Board Katrin@keepkingwoodgreen.org Brigitte Collee, VP/Development Director Brigitte@keepkingwoodgreen.org Susan Pollard, Secretary/Community Association Liaison Susan@keepkingwoodgreen.org Uma Rajendran, Treasurer Uma@keepkingwoodgreen.org Hal Opperman, Board Member, Special Projects Hal@keepkingwoodgreen.org Kevin McManis, Board Member, Special Projects Kevin@keepkingwoodgreen.org Mitzi Braathan, Board Member, Special Projects Mitzi@keepkingwoodgreen.org
Notes
Major Projects: Participation in Kleenwood, Nature Fest, YMCA events, Kingwood Farmers Market, and other recycling events in the area. We work with the City of Houston, Humble ISD and other governmental units to facilitate and educate about recycling. We hold public meetings, publish Green Columns and recycling brochures, host a “Where Can I Recycle†website and “hotline†and help local businesses “go green.†Speakers Bureau: Speakers available for community groups and schools, mostly on recycling topics. Contact: Candy Bowman.