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==== The Greater Philly Environmental Network (GPEN.org, pronounced “g-pen”) is the Internet resource publishing “All Things Environmental” in the Philadelphia region. At GPEN.org you can: ====
 
The Greater Philly Environmental Network (GPEN.org, pronounced “g-pen”) is the Internet resource publishing “All Things Environmental” in the Philadelphia region. At GPEN.org you can:  


*Connect to local organizations &amp; resources  
*Connect to local organizations &amp; resources  
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We invite organizations to register and publish contact information and a description. After your organization is registered you can also post your events, news, jobs, and volunteer opportunities. GPEN’s listings and announcements are free to all nonprofits and community groups. Click here to register. GPEN’s email newsletter will be launching soon. <br>  
We invite organizations to register and publish contact information and a description. After your organization is registered you can also post your events, news, jobs, and volunteer opportunities. GPEN’s listings and announcements are free to all nonprofits and community groups. Click here to register. GPEN’s email newsletter will be launching soon. <br>  


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<br> The goal of PhillyEcoCity is to provide a virtual meeting place for people to find each other from across the Philadelphia region. It is a tool for the city dweller or the suburbanite who are working on installing a green roof to find each other, for green entrepreneurs or aspiring entrepreneurs to find each other, for people who oppose Marcellius Shale Drilling to find each other.<br>  


The goal of PhillyEcoCity is to provide a virtual meeting place for people to find each other from across the Philadelphia region. It is a tool for the city dweller or the suburbanite who are working on installing a green roof to find each other, for green entrepreneurs or aspiring entrepreneurs to find each other, for people who oppose Marcellius Shale Drilling to find each other.<br>
==See Also==
*[[PhillyEcoCity]]


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Latest revision as of 21:58, 8 November 2018

http://www.gpen.org

The Greater Philly Environmental Network (GPEN.org, pronounced “g-pen”) is the Internet resource publishing “All Things Environmental” in the Philadelphia region. At GPEN.org you can:

  • Connect to local organizations & resources
  • Learn about local events & community involvement
  • Find jobs & volunteer opportunities
  • Access lots of other environmental info & news!

We invite organizations to register and publish contact information and a description. After your organization is registered you can also post your events, news, jobs, and volunteer opportunities. GPEN’s listings and announcements are free to all nonprofits and community groups. Click here to register. GPEN’s email newsletter will be launching soon.


The goal of PhillyEcoCity is to provide a virtual meeting place for people to find each other from across the Philadelphia region. It is a tool for the city dweller or the suburbanite who are working on installing a green roof to find each other, for green entrepreneurs or aspiring entrepreneurs to find each other, for people who oppose Marcellius Shale Drilling to find each other.

See Also