News
Carmel Green Teens have made the news!
Here are some newspaper and website articles written about our program and its funded projects.
Making the World a Better Place
Carmel Green Teen Micro-Grant Program earns Indiana Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence
CHS student wins Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots Global Leadership Award
A Greener Tomorrow is in the Bag for Carmel Shoppers
Boy Scout Installs New Recycling Program at Carmel-Clay Parks
Carmel Middle School Students Awarded Micro-Grant for “Mission: Recycle”
Woodbrook Elementary in Carmel Receives Carmel Green Teen Micro-Grant
Is Bottled Water Really Better?. . . or are we wasting our money?
All-Around GREEN – Carmel Leads the Way
Cherry Tree Green Team Receives Grant to Reduce Plastic Water Bottle Usage
Meet Some Teenagers Who Volunteer
Carmel Girl Scouts are Green Teens
Getting to Know You: Kimberli Williams / MOSAICS Family Garden
Indiana Team takes Second in President’s Environmental Youth Award
Carmel Students Receive Lugar Energy Patriot Award
Carmel Youth Lead 51-ton Carbon Reduction Effort for Earth Day
Scouts try to cut use of plastic items
Webelo Raven Patrol aims to reduce use of plastic bags
Towne Meadow Elementary Girl Scout Troop 88 Asks Students to “Try the Tap”
Carmel Families and Youth to Honor Earth Day in Many Ways
Carmel Neighborhoods can make a ton of difference on Earth Day
Carmel Green Teen students work to make city eco-friendly
Students start conservationist club amid growing skepticism about global warming
Indy Star: Carmel Youth Groups to be Awarded Funding for Green Projects
atCarmel Magazine: Carmel Goes Green, One Teen at a Time
Around Carmel: Carmel Green Teen Team Awards First Micro-Grants
GreenIndy: Carmel Green Teen Program Awards First Micro-Grants
Jeff Worrell / Current in Carmel: Giving It All Away
Carmel Magazine: Our Green Heroes – pages 22-23
Around Carmel: Carmel Youth Group Offers Free Funding for Youth-Led Green Projects
Current in Carmel: CARMEL TEEN GROUP WINS $10,000 GRANT
Carmel Green Initiative: Carmel Green Teen Group Wins $10,000 Green Heroes Grant