Posted by Jack Rae (White Rock) on Dec 01, 2020
Ed Note: This article contains a correction to the email addresses listed below. We apologize for any inconvenience for attempting to contact any of these Rotarians because of the incorrect addresses.
 
On June 26, 2020 the Rotary Foundation Trustees and Rotary International board of Directors added a new area of focus: supporting the environment. Environmental projects will be eligible for global grants in 2021; in the meantime and at any time all Area of Focus projects should be considered in light of their impact on the environment. A Rotary Action Group  for  Environmental Sustainability - ESRAG - was established about three years ago and is a great place to learn more about environmental concerns and to make contact with like minded people. Within District 5050 four Rotarians, members of ESRAG, have formed the nucleus of a group to promote and encourage development of environmental activities  by individuals and clubs and to promote partnerships which will help us achieve these ends.
 
We also encourage Rotarians to join ESRAG  and our District 5050 group. For more information please contact: Allen StockbridgeJack RaeMichel Vekved, or Raj Rajagopal.
 
Contact Allen Stockbridge to schedule a Presentation on ESRAG and Rotary Climate Action Teams for your Club.