Grenada Green Group is formalizing a collaborative partnership with the Grenada Solid Waste Management Authority through a Memorandum of Understanding […]
Partnership with Grenada Solid Waste Management Authority Read Post »
Our annual poster competition invites schoolchildren to creatively highlight the negative effects of litter. Winning entries are selected by a
Annual Student Poster Competition Read Post »
Wire bottle cages have been installed across the island, allowing residents to deposit plastic bottles even if they cannot attend
Island-Wide Bottle Drop-Off Points Read Post »
Plastic bottle collection takes place at Camerhogne Park on the first Saturday of each month and at the Grenville Bus
Monthly Plastic Bottle Collection Read Post »
Island-wide school presentations led by Ian Blaikie raise awareness about the environmental, social, and economic damage caused by litter, inspiring
School Education & Outreach Read Post »
The Grenada Green Group has been engaged in the collection of plastic bottles since June of 2024, funded by grant
Collection of plastic bottles Read Post »
On 23rd June, we collected our second batch of wire bottles from Moyah, and distributed most of them the same day. Wire
Wire bottles from Moyah Read Post »
If you think litter is bad, unhealthy & makes Grenada look bad, join the Grenada Green Group Young Ambassadors. Be
G3 Young Ambassadors Read Post »
This is a synopsis of the prize giving hand-over ceremony meeting on Fri, 20th June 25. Minister Kerryne James: Minister
Poster Competition Presentation 2025 Read Post »
