Captain Planet Foundation (CPF) is teaming up with Jack Johnson on his 2010 World Tour Jack Jonhson to the Sea and All At Once, a social action network connecting nonprofits with people who want to become active in their local and world community. All At Once comes to life at every Jack Johnson concert in the Village Green, a collection of interactive booths where you can get educated, be inspired, and connect face-to-face with us and other local, national, and international non-profits. Come see us there on August 20, 2010! Collectively, individual actions create global change. Your actions, your voice, and your choices all have a huge impact.

- Volunteer and win!
Speaking of supporting local nonprofits, you can sign up, e-mail or call 404-522-4270 anytime to volunteer at the CPF office. And the two volunteers with the most hours between now and August 13, 2010, will receive 2 free tickets to the August 20, 2010, Jack Johnson show at Lakewood Amphitheatre! Doing good really does pay off!

- Help us raise funds and win a chance to get a set of lawn seat tickets!
Jack Johnson is matching every dollar up to $2,500 contributed to us at the show and online. Please make a contribution right now and your money will be doubled by Jack Johnson?s charity, the Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation! We will raflle two sets of tickets for all donations made until August 13, 2010 at midnight.

- Win a chance to view the concert from the stage!
Come visit us at the Village Green and pick up your Village Green Passport! When you visit any of the eco-organizations out there with us, you can have your passport stamped and enter for a chance to win the opportunity to view the concert from the stage! Click here for more information.

- Become a member of All at Once!
Become a member of All At Once by visiting www.AllAtOnce.org and check out what you can do before, during, and after the show to get involved. You can even sign up to volunteer at local Jack Johnson concerts, but don?t forget to mention that you were referred by CPF! By helping the environment in any way, you are helping Captain Planet. As the Captain says, ?The Power is Yours!?

For Captain Planet’s 20th birthday, you can see him exactly as you remember him – on screen and in nature! Chattahoochee Nature Center will be showing episodes of Captain Planet and the Planeteers, specifically chosen by original producers Barbara Pyle and Nick Boxer, throughout the month of September to honor the world’s first and only eco-superhero. Be sure to stop in the Cowie Weiss Theater and relive the experience! Entrance to the theater is included with price of admission. For more information, please visit www.chattnaturecenter.org.

The Greater Atlanta homebuilders association and the Georgia Tech School of Building Construction have teamed up for a Green Awareness 5K Run/Walk. A portion of the proceeds will benefit HomeAid Atlanta, a nonprofit organization that builds and renovates transitional housing facilities that serve homeless families and individuals in metro Atlanta. Take advantage of the "Going Green" informational areas, and stick around for refreshments and giveaways! All children are welcome! Captain Planet will be on hand with prizes and photo opportunities. For more information, please click here.

Councilman Kwanza Hall will declare September 15 as Captain Planet Day on behalf of the City of Atlanta! This day marks the 20th birthday of the world’s first and only eco-superhero, the date he first aired on television. Since that time, Planeteers all around the world have been recruited to combine their powers and save the Earth. The official proclamation ceremony will take place at City Hall on September 7 at 1 p.m. and the public is welcome to attend.

This declaration is just one of the strategies that CPF has planned to celebrate this enormous milestone. A driving initiative through the fall will be the collecting of $20 donations in honor of the 20th birthday. These monies will used to set up a fund for the children of the Gulf. Through this fund, money will be earmarked in our grant program for the region which will be in recovery for many years to come as a result of the recent oil spill. This Gulf fund will allow Captain Planet to provide hope and healing to the children deeply affected through the tragedy. Let’s give them a hero to believe in.

Captain Planet has asked that, to honor his birthday, all Planeteers perform a green action and share it with friends. Better yet, get them involved! And if you have $20, please consider contributing to the Gulf fund. By our powers combined, we can make a BIG difference!

Stations of Imagination is WCTE’s part of the Cookeville Fall Fun Fest in Cookeville, Tenn., held annually every September. WCTE PBS is holding a recycle relay along with several booths dedicated to teaching composting, and making art from used products. You can also meet Captain Planet in person! For more information, please click here.

Ecolife is an eco lifestyle event designed just for you…to have fun and learn about new ways to live, grow and sustain our natural resources. You’ll experience new innovative technologies, dynamic new products and services, new ideas, interactive exhibits and practical new ways to make a positive difference in your world. Come grow with our community; live healthier and sustainable lives with less impact on the planet. Captain Planet will be there, and we hope you will, too!

For more information, please visit ecolife.

Don't miss Atlanta's best family festival! Captain Planet will be roaming the event and CPF is one of the four beneficiaries! Get out and play all day with more than 50 kid-friendly activities, entertainment, storytelling, informational booths and more! There is no better way to spend a beautiful fall day than at the seventh annual Family Block Party on October 9, 2010 at Mercer University's Atlanta Campus. For more information, visit www.familyblockparty.com.

Milledgeville, Ga., is preparing for its seventh year of this amazing downtown festival!! Recently named one of Southeast Tourism Society's Top 20 events and winner of SFEA's Best Event 2009, Deep Roots is sure to provide one-of-a-kind entertainment for all attendees!

Deep Roots is a cultural arts and music festival that is located in historic downtown Milledgeville and composed of regional and national talents, artists, and vendors. It beckons travelers from all over with an antique car show, live entertainment ranging from bluegrass to rock-and-roll, artist market, and a KidZone with Captain Planet. The festival will also once again hold a MBN sanctioned BBQ cook-off contest featuring the ever-popular People's Choice award that will draw BBQ connoisseurs from around the Southeast.

The artist market is sure to be largest yet featuring vendors from all over the Southeast and once again, the GCSU Art Department. Here festival goers can experience live demonstrations, face painting, caricatures, tie-dye and even purchase local students’ art! For more information, please visit www.deeprootsfestival.com.

Captain Planet 20th birthday will be celebrated true to the eco-superhero’s philanthropic nature as a benefit at the Georgia Aquarium on Friday, December 10. The charitable evening will raise funds for CPF’s mission to support environmental education through grant giving, as well as a special focus of grants earmarked for the Gulf region which will be in recovery for many years to come as a result of the recent oil spill.

Guests can expect high-profile celebrities, world-class musical guests, civic leaders, stellar live and silent auctions, gourmet cuisine, dancing, and aquatic friends as well as a few surprises! The event will also feature a reunion of celebrity voiceover talent from the original cartoon series!

The earlier portion of the evening will include a green carpet arrival, live and silent auctions, top-notch live entertainment, celebrity guests including former cartoon series voiceovers, a gourmet dinner by Wolfgang Puck Catering, the opportunity to “adopt a garden” and a special surprise or two. The later portion of the evening includes an “After Party” with additional live entertainment, gourmet snacks, specialty drinks and dancing. The after party will be included in benefit dinner ticket prices and also sold separately.

For more information about the benefit event, please visit www.thepowerisyours.org.

Captain Planet Foundation joins the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) as they present Planet Earth Live at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre! The BBC's Emmy-Award-winning series most spectacular moments will be shown on the Amphitheatre's big screens and features conductor George Fenton and guest vocalist Haley Glennie-Smith on Friday, July 16, 2010.

92.9 DAVE FM (92.9 FM) has partnered with the ASO to support the National Audubon Society's Gulf Oil response and recovery work by ticket buyers the opportunity to choose to make a $1 donation to this effort. Funds will support Audubon's work to aid birds already suffering the oil's deadly effects, protect now-unharmed wildlife in the path of the spill, support sound public policy, and meet the long term challenge of restoring a devastated Gulf of Mexico ecosystem. If tickets were already purchased, donations can be made directly at audubon.org.

Friends of Captain Planet Foundation will receive a 20% discount on tickets, click here and use the password "Captain Planet"! For more information about this event, please click here.

The Eighth Annual Drums Along the Hudson®: A Native American Festival will take place on Sunday, May 23rd, 2010 in Upper Manhattan's Inwood Hill Park from 11:00 am until 6:00 pm, rain or shine. The event, which is FREE to the public, is presented by Lotus Music & Dance in collaboration with the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, sponsored in part by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and other sponsors.

Drums Along the Hudson® features Manhattan's only open air pow wow, which is a celebratory gathering of Native American people. This year's pow wow will be led by Louis Mofsie and the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers with Host Drum Heyna Second Sons

Click here for more information.

The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation presents the next of it's speaker series via webcast:

Farm to Table to Kid - Increasing Access to Healthy and Affordable Food Featuring Food Network Chef Alton Brown

Ranked among the Top 10 states in both food production and obesity, Georgia is growing vegetables for the world while its kids are just growing fatter. Turns out, all those Georgia vegetables are more likely to end up in a processed frozen dinner than served fresh on a school lunch menu. While Georgians can buy inexpensive fast food on nearly every corner, it takes a food detective to find the fresh local strawberries, asparagus and squash in low-income neighborhoods. Frustrated with this system, creative inventors and finding ways to reconnect schools and families to fresh foods grown nearby. Benefits include improved health, more local jobs and energy savings.

NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED TO VIEW THE WEBCAST. For more information, please click here.

Alive! Expo is a two day event for the entire family. In just one exciting weekend, you will get a chance to experience all the newest and best natural, organic, green and eco products for your home and your entire family, even your pets!

Before you get your complimentary mini massage in the Relaxation Station, don?t forget to drop off the kids at the Kid?s Corner or the onsite day care! There will be plenty to keep the little ones occupied, from face painting to arts and crafts to inflatable bouncers and a rock climbing wall for the older kids!!! Participate in hands-on environmental games with CPF.

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This year marks the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, so Dave FM decided ? what better reason to create a new Atlanta musical event? Introducing, the first Dave FM Earth Day Birthday. Stop by the CPF booth to say hi and also sign Captain Planet?s 20th birthday card!

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Join Zoo Atlanta for a wild, green bash for that poster planet for wildlife preservation and resource conservation ? Earth! Recycle, reuse and re-imagine your view of our world with fun family activities, crafts, a super lineup of green exhibitors and more.

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You can join Captain Planet as he revisits the GA Tech Campus for their 13th annual Earth Day campus celebration! The theme this year is "Celebrate Our World?. The goal of Georgia Tech's Earth Day Celebration is to focus attention on the environment and increase people's awareness of the world around them. With an annual participation of more than 3,000 people, this is one of the largest Earth Day celebrations in the southeast. The event is free and open to the public, and features 70 exhibitors, eco-friendly giveaways, recycling opportunities, a clothing swap, an office supply exchange, live music, and organic popcorn.

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Enjoy classic episodes of Captain Planet and The Planeteers as they fight to protect our home from villains and polluters, playing all day on the Cartoon Network's Boommerang.

Enjoy lunch on the square and learn more about local environmental organizations, products and services.

With almost 1200 people working in the building, and over 3000 visitors a day during lunchtime, Colony Square is the perfect place to promote and celebrate Earth Day. So that's exactly what Tishman Speyer, the building's management company is doing this year. The building is hosting its 2nd annual Earth Day Eco-Fair on Thursday, April 22, 2009. The event will feature Atlanta-based Eco-friendly shopping, services and organizations, plus live music and a special appearance by Captain Planet. It will be held outside in the main courtyard of Colony Square on the corner of 15th St. and Peachtree Road from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM and it is open to the public.

Celebrate Earth Day at Tellus with fun and educational events for the whole family!

Enjoy special activities in the Great Hall, take in a planetarium show and tour the Solar Decathlon House! Earth Day is free for members and included in the cost of admission for non-members.

SweetWater 420 Festival is a community event featuring great live music, activities, food, and education about how each and every one of us can be a part of the solution! Festival goers can visit organizations to learn numerous ways that they could take earth-friendly practices back to their community and homes. Take part in a Captain Planet Birthday workshop Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p.m.

This is a free event for the community, attendees who are 21+ and with a valid ID can purchase a $5 wristband to responsibly enjoy beer. Portion of proceeds from wristband sales are donated to Candler Park Neighborhood Organization.

Click here to find out more about this annually awaited event.

Captain Planet's favorite place to celebrate Mother Earth's birthday is at the Chattahoochee Nature Center. Join fellow planeteers in action on Saturday, April 17, as we play eco-games, enjoy live music and tasty treats, see live animal presentations and most importantly, hang out with Captain Planet for a day!

Click here to find out more about this annually awaited event.

Atlantic Station will be featuring a Family Fun Fest in celebration of World Wildlife Fund's (WWF) annual Earth Hour with games and entertainment with an environmental and sustainable focus. Entertainment (noon - 3 pm) features the Seed & Feed Marching Abominable, Dem Shelton Boyz, New Knerds, with appearances by Captain Planet, Petunia Garner and Eco Squirrel. Activities for children include arts and crafts, kids' parade, environmentally conscious vendors, performances of the Earth Hour Rap, and children's poster contest winner announcements. Click here for further information.

Don't forget to make your mark and join Atlanta area businesses and households by doing something quite simple like turning off your lights for one hour on Saturday, March 27, at 8:30 p.m. in a call for action on climate change. For more information on this event, please visit the Earth Hour website at www.myearthhour.org.

Join Captain Planet as he makes his annual appearance at the Washington DC Auto Show!

Not only will you get to see your favorite eco-hero, you will witness the first car to ever be powered by government paper waste debut at Washington Auto Show! Click here for further information.

Captain Planet is going to be a busy guy Jan. 30! He will also be making an appearance at the Green Life Expo in Athens, GA. CPF will also be participating in this event along with many other eco-leaders, so come out and show us your love! Click here for further information.

Hosted by CEO Burrell Ellis and Commissioner Kathie Gannon

Please join us for the 2nd in a series of workshops on creating a sustainable DeKalb. Interested in starting a garden in your community? Looking for access to fresh, local fruits and vegetables? Join us to find out more about the new Community Gardens initiative in DeKalb County. Workshop participants will have the opportunity to talk to representatives from local farms and gardens, and sign up for Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) and DeKalb County Community Gardens.

CPF President Ira Blumenthal will be one of the speakers.

Location:

Decatur Campus of Georgia Perimeter College, SF2100 Building F, 3251 Panthersville Rd., Decatur, GA 30034. On the corner of Panthersville and Clifton Springs Rd. Register to win door prizes and much, much more! Everyone is invited to attend!

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Enviro Expo USA welcomes everyone to discover the latest in what it means to "go green". A full spectrum of businesses, suppliers, manufacturers, and green experts will show the latest in eco-friendly products and services. You are invited to meet face to face with dedicated leaders in the green movement and learn how your family can live a more sustainable lifestyle. The expo will offer you a chance to join a growing movement that will improve and protect our natural recourses. Discover the initiatives of the many organizations that serve as faithful guardians of our air, land, and water. Captain Planet will be there! Click here for further information.

The second annual 5K starts at 9 a.m., with a one-mile fun run at 8:30 a.m. Both races start at Ted's Montana Grill headquarters in downtown Atlanta, 133 Luckie St., near Centennial Olympic Park. A race party with music, complimentary food, runners showcase and prizes follows the events. Click here for further information.

CPF is thrilled to be the beneficiary of the highly-acclaimed Dance 101's annual showcase, with this year's theme of "Incarnation". The 2009 event will include over 100 dancers and represents the abstract journey of the soul of creation told through music, movement and imagery. Performance dates are July 31 and August 1 at 8 p.m., with the matinee on August 1 at 2 p.m., at the Alliance Theatre. Evening show tickets are $35 in advance and $40 at the door, and matinee tickets are $25 in advance and $35 at the door.

Tickets can be purchased beginning July 1 at Dance 101 or online at www.dance101.org. Sponsorships from $250 to $10,000 are also available by contacting Ofelia@dance101.org and include red carpet arrival and photo-ops, backstage pre-show briefing, meet and greet with dancers, onstage recognition, VIP seating and press coverage. Patrons can bring ticket stubs to The Bar at TROIS or TAP, located at 1180 Peachtree Street, for $10 off their total bill. For more information, please visit www.dance101.org.

Proceeds benefit CPF

Atlanta's Buckead Whole Foods will be donating 5% of the day's sales to CPF! Mark on your calendars and make your grocery list! Be sure to stop by and visit our table while you are there, too.

Make sure to go to the Buckhead Whole Foods!

Everyone interested in learning about environmentally friendly goods & services for use in modern everyday living should participate in Go Green Expo. You will learn how green alternatives can positively change the way you impact the environment and how each of our small changes does make a big impact. Captain Planet will be there supporting the iniciative! Click here for further information.

Captain Planet Foundation and Laura Turner Seydel are proud to host critically acclaimed author, Robyn O?Brien, who will be introducing her powerful new book, The Unhealthy Truth: How Our Food Is Making Us Sick and What We Can Do About It, at an unforgettable evening that will educate and inspire you!

Candler Park will once again be transformed into the hottest event of the year with 790 The Zone's MidSummer Music Fest. 2009 is set up to be the best year to date, featuring music by Guster and Rusted Root. Captain Planet Foundation will be on hand in the Go Green Zone where you can find feature presentations by environmental experts, interactive educational activities for kids and eco-conscious vendors. The festival strives to leave no footprint through recycling, encouraging attendees to bring their own refillable drinking containers and to seek alternative forms of transportation to attend. Click here for further information.

CareerEco holds another Green Career Event - Summer Breakfast Series at the Centergy Building in Midtown. They will be hosting special speakers from Captain Planet Foundation - the Chairperson Laura Turner Seydel and the President Ira Blumenthal. Purchase of tickets online for $20 or $30 at the door. It's free for students who rgister in advance. Tickets sales will be donated to Captain Planet Foundation! Click here for further information.

CPF would love to see you at the Reverb Eco-Village during The Fray concert! Reverb Eco-Village is a festival-like atmosphere with local and national non-profits, green technologies, a fan carbon offset program, an eco-friendly consumer sampling, voter registration and chances to win cool stuff like a solar backpack. Deeply rooted within the music and environmental communities, Reverb educates and engages musicians and their fans to promote environmental sustainability. Reverb is a non profit organization founded by environmentalist Lauren Sullivan and her musician husband, Guster guitarist/vocalist Adam Gardner.

The Seventh Annual Drums Along the Hudson: A Native American Festival, presented by Lotus Music & Dance will take place in Upper Manhattan's Inwood Hill Park from 11:00 am until 6:00 pm, rain or shine. The event is FREE to the public and presented by Lotus Music & Dance in collaboration with the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, and is sponsored in part by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and WABC-TV. DRUMS ALONG THE HUDSON features Manhattan's only open air pow wow, which is a celebratory gathering of Native people. This year?s pow wow will be led by Louis Mofsie and the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers and will feature other indigenous and international artists.

A multi cultural family-oriented festival, DRUMS ALONG THE HUDSON includes exhibitions of world dance and drumming traditions as well as Native American crafts and international cuisines. The festival combines a celebration of Native American heritage, culture, and art with the diversity of New York City itself. In keeping with the underlying theme of environmental appreciation and education, DRUMS ALONG THE HUDSON will continue to feature an Environmental Tent which will include an appearance by Captain Planet, as well as lectures and demonstrations by organizations and artists dedicated to promoting an eco-friendly lifestyle. Click here for further information.

Celebrate the green movement and reward yourself at the FREE Green Rewards Festival at Underground Atlanta on Saturday, May 16 from noon 5 p.m. in Kenny's Alley.  The festival will celebrate the launch of www.GoGreenGetRewards.com, a volunteer rewards program created to support environmental non-profits and reward social activism.  The event will feature live music with special 3 p.m. performance by Grammy nominee Dionne Farris as well as the blues, jazz and funk band, Room 2 Groove.  Children will enjoy creating crafts from recycled materials at the green kid zone while being captivated by the one and only Captain Planet! REI will present their PEAK program as well as host an "Eco-fashion show". Shop our green vendors to purchase environmentally conscious products. Bring your old electronics for free onsite electronic recycling and take advantage of green giveaways throughout the day. Non-profits including the Captain Planet Foundation, Sierra Club and Georgia Organics will also be on site. Vendor giveaways, totaling more than $2,000 in FREE merchandise, will be up for grabs! For more information, please visit www.gogreengetrewards.com.

On May 9, the City of Woodstock is celebrating its 2nd Annual Greenstock Day! The City's goal is to bring awareness and education to its residents on how they can each play a part in conservation, recycling, and preservation. The day begins with a recycling event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the old Wal-Mart/Furniture Express parking lot at Highway 5 (Main St.) and Highway 92. From 9am to noon at Olde Rope Mill Park, the spring cleaning continues with a park and stream clean-up!  While at the park, come see the first completed ½ mile section of the city's planned trail system then take an 11 a.m. tour of the mountain bike trails coming soon.  Finally, to top off the day, there will be several activities in the downtown City Park beginning at 5:00 pm.  Captain Planet and Captain Recycle will be visiting Woodstock and teaching kids all about recycling and taking care of our planet!  They have games, prizes, and crafts by Wal-Mart for the kids! The Southeastern Off-Road Bicycle Association and the Greenprints Alliance of Woodstock will have unicycle and mountain bike demonstrations, a rock climbing wall, face painting, and more! Greenstock Day is capped off with a concert in the Downtown City Park at 7:30 p.m. featuring Shawn Mullins performing his blockbuster hit "Lullaby"!  Come early for dinner with the local merchants and vendors.  Please visit our website www.woodstockparksandrec.com and www.woodstockconcertseries.com for more info and updates!

The Green Campaign organization in Brooklyn, New York will host "Jog for A Cause" on May 2. At the end of the 10 mile jog Captain Planet will receive participants with a high five. One of the participants will be jogging in customized Captain Planet Reebok sneakers that say Captain Planet and also have the colors that are synonymous with everyone's favorite eco-hero.

Amana Academy is an approved Fulton County Public Charter School, located in North Fulton, County north of the city of Atlanta. This year, Captain Planet will be celebrating with them for Earth Day!

Captain Planet will participate in the Riverside Homeowners Association Earth Day Celebration on April 26 in Sandy Springs, Georgia. The neighborhood social event will serve to educate residents about the environment.

Come enjoy nature, live music and see Captain Planet from 1-4 p.m. at the Dunwoody Nature Center on April 25th! Plus, Zoologist Jarod Miller and his animals, Danielle V, Mother Nature Network's Green Decorator, and more will all be at the Comcast/Mother Nature Network Cares about the Earth Day.   MNN's Biodynamic Farming Expert, Farmer D., plus hundreds of Comcast volunteers will be planting gardens all around Atlanta and at the Dunwoody Nature Center.   Come see these beautiful gardens - and learn how to be an organic gardener from Farmer D. And make sure to stop by and see Captain Planet!

With almost 1200 people working in the building, and over 3000 visitors a day during lunchtime, Colony Square is the perfect place to promote and celebrate Earth Day. So that's exactly what Tishman Speyer, the building's management company is doing this year. The building is hosting its first annual Earth Day Eco-Fair on Wednesday, April 22, 2009. The event will feature Atlanta-based Eco-friendly shopping, services and organizations, plus live music and a special appearance by Captain Planet. It will be held outside in the main courtyard of Colony Square on the corner of 15th St. and Peachtree Road from 10 AM to 2 PM and it is open to the public.

Visit Atlantic Station's Central Park between 11a.m. to 4p.m. on Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22. Celebrate their unique green, mixed-use development and their commitment to the earth, their stores, restaurants and vendors. Captain Planet will be on hand from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.  Click here for further information.

Pizza Fusion is an organic pizzaria committed to a sustainable future through the preservation and improvement of the environment with all aspects. On Wednesday, April 22, Captain Planet and Pizza Fusion will be celebrating Earth Day and saving the planet together. When you purchase any large specialty pizza on April 22, Pizza Fusion will plant a tree in your name. Click here for further information.

The 7th Annual Earth Day Kids Fest (EDKF) will take place on April 18, 2009, from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Located on the grounds of the picturesque Chattahoochee Nature Center, this is a unique and exciting hands-on environmental education event where we encourage youngsters to take the first steps in becoming environmental stewards. Through engaging activities and performances, kids are energized with empowering information, allowing them to lead the way in preserving and protecting our biological diversity and natural resources. Click here for further information.

You can join Captain Planet as he revisits the GA Tech Campus for their 12th annual Earth Day campus celebration! The theme this year is "Lead the Way - Tomorrow is Today." This theme fits well with Georgia Tech's growing reputation as a leader in the field of environmental sustainability. The goal of Georgia Tech's Earth Day is to focus attention on the environment and increase people's awareness of the world around them. Join us as we celebrate with a purpose! Click here for further information.

Visit Sgt Scuba Youth Aquatic Camp and see where all the fun will be this summer! Click here for further information.

Captain Planet was a "rock star" at the Washington D.C. Auto Show! The superhero made frequent visits to the green car pavilion and prompted the recycling efforts of the show. Captain Planet even started off the seminar about fuel cell technology and dancing for Toyota's dance contest where they gave away a Toyota hybrid car to the winning ball room dance team!

For those in the market for a more eco-friendly ride, the Chevrolet Volt was named 2009's Green Car Vision Award™ Winner. The Chevrolet Volt is an Extended-Range Electric Vehicle. It uses an electric propulsion system to drive the car at all times and speeds. Electricity is the Volt's primary source of energy while gasoline is a secondary source.

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