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Explore Option 2
Guest and Scanvenger Hunt
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EXPLORE | For all age levels |
Step 1:
Invite a Clean Energy Host or Hostess to Visit Your Group
Over 100 families and businesses in Massachusetts that use or produce clean and green energy have offered to host youth groups and be interviewed by kids and teenagers. Invite one (or several) of these neighbors to speak with your youth group. Or you may know someone else who uses or produces clean green energy that you can invite.
You can find potential visitors near you by visiting the Destination Sites pages on this web site. If you are starting from the home page, Clean Energy for a Clean Environment, click on the "Destination Sites" picture. The sites are organized by county and then listed alphabetically by town. Start by clicking on your county or a county you wish to visit.Step 2:
Identify Clean Energy Sites in Your Community
Participating youth must identify as many obvious clean energy sites in their community as they can. The most obvious clean energy technologies that they will find will be solar hot water panels, solar-electric panels, and, in some areas, wind turbines.
Have participating youth report back on sites they have found. As a group, compile a list of sites and put pins in a map identifying the type of clean energy technology and location of each clean energy site. For help distinguishing solar-electric from solar hot water panels, click here.Home | Power Project | Sites | Materials Fund | Glossaries | Contacts
Developed by the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association. Funded by the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative's Renewable Energy Trust. |
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