Going Green Publications
P. O. Box 3164
Wilmington, NC 28406
910.547.4390
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Cape Fear’s green living magazine
Thank you, YWCA Cape Fear for recognizing the achievements of remarkable women in our area. 
Winners of this year's Women of Achievement Awards were announced at the 26th annual awards ceremony. See our news page for a list of winners.
Cape Fear’s Going Green is a publication serving as the premiere guide for eco-friendly resources and lifestyles in the Lower Cape Fear River basin of North Carolina. This free magazine covers topics designed to help you make choices that save you money, contribute to healthier living, and assist you in being kind to our planet.
No matter what your interest in sustainability—stormwater management, green building, or alternate energy; using native plants, protecting our wetlands, or recycling—Going Green has information you can use.
Read the Special Earth Day Edition
Earth Day celebrations covered several days this year. Our online calendar of green events boasted 68 eco-friendly activities in the month of April, alone! Read our special Earth Day 2010 edition: our features on “citizen science” research and reduction strategies can help you celebrate the Earth all year round. Pick up a copy or read it online!
Reserve a Place in our Summer Gardening Issue
June 10 is the deadline for advertising in the Summer 2010 edition of Going Green. It’s also the deadline for business news briefs, so email us your updates!
Read the Winter/Spring Issue Online:
Our Winter/Spring issue is full of ways to help you encourage native habitats and help you heal the earth, one yard at a time. Learn about Cape Fear Audubon’s new Bird-Friendly Habitat program and tips on greening your business. Find updates on green building and food security, community and school projects, and just how “glocalization” might look.
Community Eco-Friendly Calendar
Whether you’re planning a weekend outing, learning more about the environment, or entertaining out-of-town guests, this eco-friendly calendar for the Cape Fear region is the answer. >>read more
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Earth Day 2010
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