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Guam Green Growth reports hundreds of thousands of cans collected, thousands of trees planted through village Conservation Corps
Summary
A Guam Green Growth representative told the Mayor’s Council of Guam that its Conservation Corps crews have collected 203,000 cans, planted more than 5,000 trees and removed 2,600 large bags of trash as part of a five-month workforce program that visits each village weekly.
A representative of Guam Green Growth told the Mayor’s Council of Guam on the council’s meeting that the organization’s Conservation Corps workforce program has produced measurable results across the island.
"We've collected 203,000 cans," the presenter said, adding that redemption proceeds are returned to local schools. "We've planted over 5,000 trees," they said, and that the program has removed "over 2,600 large bags of trash" and cleared "76 cubic yards…
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