We will be creating curricular resources and materials for students, schools, and more; we hope to revolutionize environmental education!
HEAL plans to host events and post weekly blog articles to spread the word about our environment and its associated ecosystems.
Behind every organization or initiative, there is a cohesive and coalition of dedicated individuals devoted to a cause.
HEAL is always open to advice, feedback, and information from the community. Let us know more about you and your connection to the environment!
WHO WE ARE
HEAL is a community organization led by a coalition of dedicated individuals who all share a common passion to spread awareness about the environment we inhabit. Ecosystems and life continue to evolve and change depending highly on external influences. Climate change and pollution are just two of the major environmental issues present today; reversing the negative trajectory requires a society that is informed and understands how the environment affects our health. Consequently, we hope to engage and educate young students on how the environment affects human life. In addition, we aspire to undertake projects that promote healthier environments locally and globally.
WHAT WE DO
INFORM students, of all ages and various backgrounds, about the environment and its direct impact on our health.
PRESERVE the environment and continue to conduct initiatives that will enhance, improve, and liven what is around us, no matter how small or large an impact.
PROSPER in a sustainable earth that supports a diverse ecosystem and keeps us healthy!
Fun Fact
The Pollution Problem
Did you know the the word "pollution" has several meanings when it comes to the environment. Air pollution, one known by many, is not the only type that has an impact on our earth. Emissions from factories and motor-vehicles comprises one piece of the pollution puzzle; understanding the other types illustrates how broad the subject is and also why it is incredibly difficult for environmentalists to come up with a single solution. HEAL has defined four forms of pollution: air, water, food, and soil.