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The Arbor Day Foundation
Since its founding in 1972, the Arbor Day Foundation (ADF) has been steadfast in
its mission to "plant, nurture, and celebrate trees."
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The Florida Nursery, Growers abd Landscape Association
The Florida Nursery, Growers and Landscape Association (FNGLA) is an integral
part of Florida's $15.2 billion environmental horticulture industry. The
association believes that they represent a vibrant network of professionals who
strive to make Florida's nursery industry successful. As a member of the
association, growers, landscape professionals, brokers, retail garden centers,
allied suppliers and other industry members are given the opportunity to work
together, as one group, to strengthen the future of the nursery and landscape
industry.
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Aiming for Green
It seems that nearly everything is going “green” these days. Whether it’s the special green issue of a popular consumer magazine, an advertisement for a
fuel-efficient hybrid car or a push toward environmentally-friendly building
materials, the message is clear: green is here to stay. But the idea of green
building is not new—it’s been the primary mission of the U.S. Green Buildings Council (USGBC) since the
organization’s founding in 1993.
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The Florida Swimming Pool Association
Floridians are one of the few people that have the privilege to enjoy their pool
practically year round. But before that can happen there’s a lot of behind-the-scenes preparation and maintenance that has to happen to
get those pool facilities ready for the upcoming season. That is where the
Florida Swimming Pool Association (FSPA) comes into play. FSPA is a trade
association for professionals involved in the pool industry and has sixteen
chapters in the state including the Broward and Greater Miami chapters in south
Florida.
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The National Fire Protection Association
Fire in the home can be an absolutely terrifying and life-altering occurrence.
In 2011, there were 1,389,500 fires reported in the United States. These fires
caused 3,005 civilian deaths, 17,500 civilian injuries, and $11.7 billion in
property damage. Within a matter of seconds, everything you treasure can be
engulfed by flames. And although we cannot prepare for life’s accidents, there is an organization that can educate us on how to avoid them.
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