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Adopt-A-ParkBrings together organizations, corporations, neighbors, and citizens to care for Ann Arbor parks by planting flowers and assisting in cleanup. adopt-a-park@a2gov.org, www.a2gov.org/adopt-a-park VLeslie Science Center, 1831 Traver 997–1719
Ecology Center Statewide environmental advocacy and education. Expertise in environmental health, clean vehicles, land use, and waste management. Programs for schools and youth groups. Annual EcoRide bike-a-thon in June. Library open during school year Mon.–Fri. 1–5 p.m., in summer by appointment. info@ecocenter.org, www.ecocenter.org V
117 N. Division [map]
761–3186
Environmental House Energy & Green Building Resource CenterSimulated ecofriendly house inside the ReUse Center. Information and library; displays of materials; education and assistance in green building technology. Free tours and consultations by appointment. info@environmentalhouse.org, www.environmentalhouse.orgRecycle Ann Arbor, 2420 South Industrial 662–6288
Growing HopeTeams up with community groups and schools to develop organic gardens. Demonstration gardens and greenhouses, community education series, after-school programs for at-risk youth, neighborhood beautification projects. Serves primarily low-income, underserved, and at-risk county residents. Produce donated to participants or people in need. info@growinghope.net, www.growinghope.net V
P.O. Box 980129, Ypsilanti 48198 786–8401
Natural Area PreservationCity government unit that protects and restores Ann Arbor’s natural areas. Volunteers help with monitoring, inventories, stewardship workdays, and ecological burns. nap@a2gov.org, www.a2gov.org/nap VLeslie Science Center, 1831 Traver 996–3266
Project GrowSponsors community gardening sites at 10 Ann Arbor locations. Reserve plots by early Mar. Composting, organic gardening, and gardening classes for children and adults. Permanent raised beds available for seniors and gardeners with disabilities; also, plots for children. info@projectgrowgardens.org, www.projectgrowgardens.org S, VLeslie Science Center, 1831 Traver 996–3169
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