Environment and Sustainability
The Environmental Sustainability Group’s remit is to raise the profile of environmental issues within RIBI at district, club and Rotarian level.
Environmental Sustainability Group More ...
The Environmental Sustainability Group’s remit is to raise the profile of environmental issues within Rotary GB&I at district, club and Rotarian level. The group was founded and for many years chaired by past Rotary GB&I President Rodney Huggins, who is still very much involved. Gabrielle Back is now the current chairman, with John Sayer as secretary
Environmental Sustainability Rotarian Action Group (ESRAG)! More ...
ESRAG was formed to empower members of the Rotary Family worldwide to take actions to sustain our environment, particularly to stabilize our climate.
ESRAG provides an organizing point and informational resources to share information with clubs and communities about sustainable practices and the global humanitarian crisis of climate change.
Our action model: Identify environmental leaders within the Rotary world, assist them in initiating environmental service projects that are meaningful to THEM, help where we can, and acknowledge and publicize their awesome work.
How can you help ESRAG?
Do you have skills to offer ESRAG? Whether you are a leader with a passion to share, or want to contribute as a part-time volunteer, ESRAG has a place for you.
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