Points Earned
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Green Acts
What are YOU doing for our environment?
Maybe you…
Whatever it is – we think your green acts are AWESOME…
SO awesome – that we think you should be rewarded for them!
Random Acts of Green® is very excited to announce our exciting new mobile app that rewards people for participating in “Acts of Green”
How we create change
The Random Acts of Green® app provides individuals with a range of behaviour-based approaches that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that harm our planet.
Measuring emissions
Our app quantifies the amount of greenhouse gas emissions reduced by each Act of Green.
Rewarding Green Acts
Every act is assigned a “Green Point” value.
Partnerships
We partner with sponsors who provide real-world discounts on products, services and “gifts” for redeeming their “Green Points”.
Volunteering
Our Green Spotted Volunteer Program highlights our community around the world through social media.
Green stories & news…
Latest Green News Stories
Is there a greener way to fight corrosion? Trent University student hopes to find the answer
Have you ever had a bit of rust form on your vehicle? If yes, you’ve experienced corrosion! Rusting is a common term for corrosion of iron and its alloys, such as steel. Corrosion is a deterioration of a material caused by environmental interactions. It requires:...
Dissolved Organic Matter – an important indicator of climate change in the Hudson Bay area
Most of us learned at a young age that everything in nature is connected. We also might’ve learned that matter, especially carbon, plays an essential role in aquatic ecosystems. For instance, carbon in specific forms, helps regulate a lake’s acidity or alkalinity by...
Scare Away Climate Anxiety with this October HallowGreen™ Challenge
Announcing Random Act of Green’s 4th Annual HallowGreen™ CHALLENGE! Are you afraid of the dark this Halloween? And how about climate change? Our changing climate can be horrifying, but Random Acts of Green™ wants YOU to take on the HallowGreen™ Challenge to help...
Research Stories
Why do We Need to Save the Brook Trout? TrentU Masters Student tells us
Did you know that brook trout are declining across Ontario in both numbers and habitat range? This means that the brook trout species is in big trouble. Local management agencies have recently acknowledged the decline in brook trout. They are starting to push for...
Trent University’s Kai Chung is Turning a Gravel Pit into a Green Space in Haliburton
Kai Chung is doing his Masters in Sustainability Studies at Trent University. Through a Summer Internship, he conducted a community-based action research project at Abbey Gardens in Haliburton. Abbey Gardens is a 300-acre former gravel pit that is being rehabilitated...
Do we prefer some types of nature over others?
Have you ever stopped to notice the various types of nature that exist on our planet? Think about it. We have: Forests Water Snow Sand Rocks These are all unique components of nature. One Trent University student, Alex Hooke-Wood, thinks that each component is so...