Due to COVID-19, Green Our Planet's Sixth Annual School Garden Conference has been cancelled.
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High Impact, Zero Waste!
This event is designed as zero-carbon and zero-waste.
Your attendance at the 6th Annual Green Our Planet School Garden Conference is valued, and we want to ensure that you participate in our zero waste goal throughout the event. To do so, please keep in mind that there will be no trash cans provided on site. There will only be recycling and composting options available. With that goal in mind, please click the button for some zero waste tips:
Drinks
We promise you won't go thirsty, but...
Drinks
Please bring your personal water bottle/coffee mug from home so you can fill up throughout the day and not create waste by using disposable cups.
Water, iced tea, and coffee will be provided.
Notes
We promise you will get lots of great information, but...
Notes
Please bring your own paper and pen so you can write vital information.
Powerpoints will be available to attendees online after the Conference.
Transit
We want you to arrive on time, but...
Carpool
Please car pool to the event if possible.
No Waste
Bring what ever you need, but...
No Waste
Any trash you do bring, please take it out with you. Pretend you're on a hike: Pack it In - Pack it Out!
Recycling and Composting bins will be provided. There will be NO trash cans available.
Event: | School Garden Conference |
Date: | Saturday, April 25, 2020 |
Registration: | 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM |
Conference: | 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM |
Location: | Coronado High School 1001 Coronado Center Dr. Henderson, NV 89052 |
There is plenty of free parking outside. Please only park in un-covered parking spaces, as all covered parking is accounted for by tenants of the building.

Green Our Planet is a 501(c)3 nonprofit conservation organization that runs the largest and one of the most comprehensive STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) school garden programs in the United States. The program’s mission is to increase student academic performance in STEAM subjects as well as to conserve and protect the environment through project-based STEAM education, which includes nutrition, financial literacy, and conservation education in PreK-12 schools.