Want to explore local food? Conservation? Green Infrastructure?
Sustainable Philadelphia Tours are here, thanks to a collaboration between The GREEN Program (TGP) and Philadelphia Urban Adventures, The City of Philadelphia’s Office of Sustainability.
Visitors and residents alike can learn about sustainability practices, based on their agenda for these customizable tours ranging from two to ten hours.
As Director of Office of Sustainability Christine Knapp said in a press release,
“From Bartram’s Garden to Lincoln Financial Field, from green infrastructure sites to solar installations, there are countless ways to see sustainability on display in Philadelphia. This new tour program helps Philadelphia showcase our ‘green country town’ and all the ways our communities are making Philadelphia a more sustainable city every day.”
Christine Knapp
More details will be announced at The GREEN Program’s City Social on Thursday evening, which is also the day when the website will be live.
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