News from the EarthWays Center

Our Energy Programs Manager, Richard Reilly, details his recent travels spreading the good word about best practices and rebate opportunities to HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) contractors all round Missouri.

The Missouri Botanical Garden continues to monitor building energy usage and aims for increased and improved sustainability data gathering in 2024!

The St. Louis region will once again be growing solar in 2023 with the education and group-buy program, Grow Solar St. Louis. This program will help people across the region navigate the solar industry while benefitting for more affordable solar through a group-buy discounted rate and the 2023 program will be open for a limited time only!

The heat is on this summer for professional development opportunities! Why not incorporate earth-friendly ideas into your curriculum for the new school year?

Lower your energy costs and help our planet out through solar installations on your very own home!

Learn how the Sustainability Division of Missouri Botanical Garden is collaborating with EnergyCare and Communities First to deliver energy efficiency info in the form of the U.S. Department of Energy's Home Energy Score.

EarthWays Center is calling all teachers to join us this summer for professional development! We are offering workshops this summer on the topics of sustainability, energy efficiency, clean water, and waste and recycling. Join us for one workshop or all four! Every teacher can find the right opportunity for them this summer with EarthWays Center. Contact Maggie McCoy at mmccoy@mobot.org to learn more about any of these opportunities.