What is the Go Green 4 Change project?
The Go Green 4 Change is a climate change and greenhouse gas reduction awareness project. The objective of the project is to promote awareness about how lifestyle choices impact climate change, specifically global warming, and ways individuals can reduce the amount of greenhouse gases, a cause of global warming, they release. 'Go Green 4 Change' signifies four ways individuals in Matawa communities can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by making long term lifestyle changes, these are:1. Planting
2. Eating Local
3. Reducing
4. Reusing
Our goal is to have a total of 1,000 student and 100 community members, from all Matawa communities, participate by pledging to make a half tonne reduction per year in greenhouse gas emission for a total reduction of 800 tonnes per year.
Download informational brochure and entry form. click here
Learn about the Go Green 4 Change Photo Contest. click here
Calculate how much carbon dioxide you release in a year. click here
Send us your comments about the Go Green 2011 Calendar click here
See who the winners are! click here
Check out the winning drawings. click here
If you would like to see all our contest entries, click on the grades under each First Nation heading. For general entries, click the titles: Ecole Gron Morgan & Algonquin Avenue Public School, and Matawa General Entries. All entry groups will open in a new window, but may take time to load because they are large files. You will need Adobe Acrobat to open.
Aroland First Nation entries:
Constance Lake First Nation entries:
Eabametoong First Nation entries:
Ginoogaming First Nation entries:
Long Lake 58 First Nation entries:
Grade 3 & 4Marten Falls First Nation entries:
Neskantaga First Nation entries:
Nibinamik First Nation entries:
Webequie First Nation entries:
Ecole Gron Morgan & Algonquin Avenue Public School entries
