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Eco Company Stories

Biosite Project

A visit to nature's classroom! Adam reports on an outdoor program where  high school students become the teachers working with 4th graders. It's a  trip to the local river where where the subject matter is river  ecology. The student teachers plan the lessons and teach with passion,  and the fourth grade students learn with hands on experience.

Chef Cooper

The menus at most school cafeterias are filled with pizza, corn dogs,  grilled cheese and such...simply pulled from the freezer and heated  up. But this cafeteria is different. It is run by Ann Cooper, the renegade chef.  Why, because she is on a  mission to change menu and provide fresh, organic and healthy foods for  students. 

Grease Becomes Biofuel

Adam discovers a new use for used cooking oil.  Who would have known  restaurants would be a source for biodiesel fuels. Adam goes to the  kitchen to find out more.

The 4 Rs

Adam visits a materials recovery facility to see what happens to all of the stuff we put into our recycling  bins. How is it sorted and what do they do with it?  Then he gets a  lesson in the 4 “R”s. Knowing the importance of them will help you walk a  green path in life.

Aquarium Guides

Eco Company visits the Monterey Bay Aquarium known throughout the world  for it's conservation efforts. There are over 35,000 plants and animals  in this amazing facility. Jordan gets a special tour with teen  volunteers whose messages are music to our ears.

Project Kaisei

Where does all the plastic and trash go once it gets into the Pacific  Ocean?  A lot of it ends up in what is known as the Pacific Garbage  Patch, an area of swirling waters twice the size of Texas.  A scientific  mission called Project Kaisei takes us out to the Northern Pacific Gyre  to take a look and to remove as much of the waste as they can.  

Taylor Francis

Jordan catches up with a teen committed to stopping global warming  within his lifetime.  Taylor Francis is taking his message to students  and adults around the globe!  On a resent trip to China he spoke with  students and learned that his counterparts in the world’s largest  country are definitely onboard. He is hoping that China & the U.S. can work  together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Wind Energy

Brendan travels to the University of California at Davis to visit a wind  energy lab!  There researchers and students are working to improve the  efficiency of wind turbines.  They study how wind travels over the  blades in a high speed wind tunnel!

Young Women in Science

These girls are participating in the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Young Women  In Science program. They get their sea legs and head out on the  Monterey Bay. This group is tracking  down trash in the water. Jessica put on her life jacket to join them and see what it is  all about.

Teens & The Redwoods

Meet some teens who are up bright and early on a Saturday morning to go  to work!  They’re giving up part of their weekend to help restore an  overgrown grove of redwood trees. Brendan and Jordan grab some gloves to  lend a hand and learn why they are passionate about preserving these  majestic giants.

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