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Areas of Focus [Edit]
Soil Conservation and Management | Conservation Easements | Evolutionary Ecology | Environmental Justice | Environmental Education | Natural Capitalism | Emissions Trading | Agroforestry | Green Schools | Natural Resource Conservation | Youth Participation | Youth Leadership | Sustainability Education | Marine Ecology and Conservation | Coastal and Marine Human Impacts | Farm Ecosystem Management | Sustainable Materials | Land Stewardship | Land Restoration | Landscape Ecology | Environmental Accounting | Ecological Economics | Conservation and the Commons | Sustainable Building | Conservation Biology | Sustainable Livestock Husbandry | Life Cycle Assessment | Business Firm and Organization Sustainability | Agricultural Water Conservation and Management | Green Roofs | Consumption and Green Consumers | Responsible Business Practices | Sustainable Agriculture | Organic Farming | Biological Control | Ecological Footprint | Coastal Ecology | Biodiversity Conservation | Alternative Fuels | Wildlife Ecology | Sustainable Forestry | Agroecology | Restoration Ecology | Recycling and Reuse | Land Trusts and Land Conservation | Environmental Law and Policy | Microfinance | Natural Heritage Conservation | Composting | Conservation Policy | Wildlife Habitat Conservation | Conservation Area Creation | Wilderness | Coastal and Marine Pollution | Video | Internet | Sustainable Production | Climate Change | Youth-led Organizations | Permaculture
About [Edit]
YERT (Your Environmental Road Trip)
is
a year-long eco-expedition through all 50 United States. With video
camera in hand and tongue in cheek, we're exploring the landscape of
America's unique approach to environmental sustainability.
We believe
that Americans want to do the right thing - they just don't want to
look strange doing it, and they don't have the time or the means to
explore all the options. That's where the YERT team comes in. Follow us
each week as we shamelessly bathe ourselves in the best (and weirdest)
of America's ecological progress with a mix of outrageous antics,
provocative examples, and thoughtful reporting. Got an idea? Want a
clue? Let's get rolling!
We believe
that Americans want to do the right thing - they just don't want to
look strange doing it, and they don't have the time or the means to
explore all the options. That's where the YERT team comes in. Follow us
each week as we shamelessly bathe ourselves in the best (and weirdest)
of America's ecological progress with a mix of outrageous antics,
provocative examples, and thoughtful reporting. Got an idea? Want a
clue? Let's get rolling! 


