By Ian Elphick, Sustainable Saratoga Summer 2024 Intern
Artificial turf is common on many types of athletic fields, such as football, soccer, baseball and lacrosse. It first became popular in the mid 1960s when a dome in Texas was having trouble keeping their grass alive for a whole season. Since then, demand has increased greatly in
Video produced by David Washburn and Kelsey Trudell
Sustainable Saratoga is delighted that
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Our Land Use Committee doesn’t hold splashy events like the recent Pollinator Palooza, but we work every day to support development policies that reduce environmental impacts and make our community more livable for everyone. Here are two of the issues we’re working on right now. If
PRESS RELEASE – For immediate release 4/16/24
Media Contact: Paul Murphy, pfxmurphy@gmail.com; or Beth Plummer, beth@sustainablesaratoga.org
Sustainable Saratoga announces NO MOW MAY, joining the nation-wide effort to encourage all homeowners, farmers, municipalities, highway departments and businesses to rest their lawnmowers through the end of May to help our highly
By Dianna Goodwin
If you are planting a tree this spring or working on landscaping around existing trees on your property, consider the needs of pollinators and other small creatures who live in your yard.
“Soft landings” are natural landscapes designed for the area under the shade of a tree that take
by Caroline
PRESS RELEASE – For immediate release 4/4/24
Media Contact: Beth Plummer; beth@sustainablesaratoga.org
Sustainable Saratoga and Skidmore College are partnering once again to host the Saratoga Sustainability Fair on Saturday April 13th, 2024, from 10am-3pm at the Skidmore Case Center. This FREE family
