Award of Recognition
< BackCounty Executive Day awarded Madeline Abrams and the Harvest Every Drop System with a certificate recognizing her efforts.
Harvest Every Drop
< BackCounty Executive Day awarded Madeline Abrams and the Harvest Every Drop System with a certificate recognizing her efforts.
Madeline Abrams, a high school junior at Green Meadow Waldorf School in Chestnut Ridge, has created an initiative to capture rain water using discarded plastic water bottles through an irrigation system she developed for vegetable…
Please Register Here< BackIn recognition of Earth Day, there will be a Zoom Presentation on Thursday, April 18th at 7:00pm EDT (4:00pm PDT, and 6:00pm CDT ) Please register for the Zoom session to learn more about…
The Somerville Times has supported the spread of awareness towards the Earth Day event that will be held virtually on April 18th but publishing an article about the event…
Several libraries across the U.S. have been promoting the Harvest Every Drop System to their communities through publications and features on their websites…
The Northern Jersey Town Journal has dedicated a page to an article promoting the Harvest Every Drop Earth Day presentation on April 18th…
The Halston Media News is supporting the Harvest Every Drop Eath Day virtual event on April 18th by releasing an article featuring the details for this event…
The River Journal North has supported the spread of awareness towards the Earth Day event that will be held virtually on April 18th…
An article published by the HamletHub supports the spread of awareness towards the Earth Day event that will be held virtually on April 18th…
My name is Madeline Abrams, and to me, every drop of water counts. I am a junior at a high school in New York. It is an honor to share with you an accessible rainwater…