Celebrate Earth Day by going green in Columbus
Celebrate Earth Day with Green Columbus with a great volunteer opportunity
Why Aren’t We Saving the Urban Forests?
We have become so separate from the natural world that we don’t feel safe in the presence of well maintained trees.
It's in the jeans: 'Denim Dude' to run 13.1-mile half marathon in unusual attire
Jamie Schisler won't look like the other marathon runners downtown this Saturday. Find out why the Columbus businessman is known as 'Denim Dude.'
American Forests and Green Columbus improve Tree Equity in Central Ohio with help from Google - American Forests
American Forests, the first national nonprofit conservation organization in the U.S., worked alongside Green Columbus to plant 50 trees at Columbus Africentric Early College High School.
Green Columbus, American Forests Release Tree Equity Tool
By any metric, the tree cover over Columbus is abysmal. Now, thanks to Green Columbus and American Forests…
Pot Filling Day - Feb 2024
This past weekend, Green Columbus, a leading sustainability-focused nonprofit, brought the community together for a significant pot-filling event at their Linden Tree Nursery.
Is there reason to celebrate when Earth is heating up too fast? | Opinion
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation for many years has declared on billboards that “Every Day is Earth Day to a Farmer."
Mid-Ohio Food Collective celebrates Earth Week with volunteer event
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Mid-Ohio Food Collective hosted a special volunteer event on Thursday ahead of Earth Day on Saturday, partnering with local non-profit organization Green Columbus.
Preparing for Earth Day with Green Columbus
(WSYX) Columbus, OH — volunteers are coming together to make a push towards improving community health and the environment. Executive Director of Green Columbus Shelly Douglas joined Good Day Columbus to discuss the group's initiative
Green Columbus promotes sustainable living in the Hilltop
Green Columbus, a non-profit organization that is dedicated to promoting sustainable living, environmental education, and community involvement, established the program nearly five years ago to increase the urban tree canopy on private properties in the city.