Environmental Program | The Tree Huggers

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Work with us to create a more sustainable earth!

We educate youth so that our future is in better hands.

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About

Started by two high school students, Sakthi Sundaram and Anne Guo, Tree Huggers is an educational program held in libraries and schools. We take initiative to host interactive lessons that educate and inspire kids to be more conscious when it comes to making decisions that can affect our earth.

Projects

Check out our past events here! So far, we have hosted programs at Family Fun Day, the Fair Lawn Library, Englewood Elementary School, and the YMCA at Garfield. If you want us to host programs at your location, please contact us!

Contact Us!

Click here for additional information about us! Please feel free to contact us about any questions, concerns, inquiries about possible lessons or if you wish to volunteer with us! We appreciate any interest!

Get Involved

Along with our programs, we wish to include everyone in the process to becoming more environmentally friendly! Click here to read some tips and resources that can help you become an active participant in preserving our Earth!

LATEST

Our newest project brings some exciting changes! Anne and I are in the process of introducing our program to our school's Science National Honor Society chapter! As we find new places to hold programs, we also need some help keeping up. Therefore, our idea was to extend volunteer opportunities to SNHS members to provide them with the volunteer and outreach hours they need for membership. As we already have lesson plans created, it would make the process easier on anyone who wishes to participate, and in turn, we would be reaching more people with our message!

We just created an Instagram page! Follow us for quick updates, tips and facts!

Right now, the lungs of the planet need our help! The Amazon Rainforest helps clean the air through photosynthesis and is home to thousands of unique species. It is currently burning at an extremely high rate due to lax policies and farmers clearing the land for cattle and farming. This rainforest is an invaluable part of our earth and its health, and it is vital that we protect it. Please help this cause by staying informed, educating others, using rainforest friendly products and donating!