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events Evanston Green Living Festival: organizations and businesses come together to inform Evanston residents on how to lead an eco-friendly life. RampFest: a celebration of local food named after the wild onion for which Chicago was named. Chicago Green Festival: anything goes at this major event in the heart of the city-music, food, and outspoken green activists.top

internships Program in Environmental Policy and Culture has Somme Internships: At 3 adjacent forest preserves, Somme Prairie Nature Preserve, Somme Prairie Grove, and Somme Woods, each internship requires about 10 hours per week, additional readings, and a paper for course credit. The internships may combine indoor and outdoor work, and may include other assignments, such as mapping trails and restoring shrubland, depending on the student's interests and Somme priorities. The Environmental Science Program at NU supplies a long list of various internships offered, indcluding positions in governmental, non-profit, and educational institutions. Chicagoland Environmental Network is a search engine of jobs, internships, and volunteer organizations throughout the area. top

volunteering Along with opportunites through SEED, like Prairie Project and on/off-campus recycling, there are numerous opportunities around the Evanston and greater Chicago areas to do your part to help the environment. The Ladd Arboretum and Evanston Ecology Center
Keep Evanston Beautiful The Talking Farm The Recyclery Alliance for the Great Lakes Chicago Botanic Garden Chicago Audobon Society Chicago Wilderness top

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open your mind. Be sure to consider every opportunity that arises. Whether it is a leadership role opening or a chance to canvas for pending legislation, you never know what doors can open or where your path will take you. We encourage everyone, whether you are a SEEDling or not, to take chances and see where your journey leads you!

Come to SEED's meetings!

When: Tuesdays @ 9 PM

Where: Arch Room in Norris