Our parents, being children of the Great Depression, knew what it meant to "recycle." Nothing was ever thrown away! Mom recycled plastic bags, and tin foil. Dad put things in storage- “We’ll use that some day!” When aluminum became a commodity, we gathered cans to recycle.
Some of you may remember the sign: “Pitch in for Tillie’s roses.” The “can money” went to Mom and she would buy flowers to beautify the Ranch grounds.
In the 1990s we made a big commitment to "green" by initiating conservation easements on our land. To date, we have preserved over 1700 acres of foothill views and wildlife habitat.
Going Green? You bet! We'll continue to follow the example our parents set to save the planet. It is so gratifying that doing the right thing and upholding the sustainable values we have held for years have become popular and important in today's world.
Please visit our green page at:www.SylvanDale.com/GreenPage1.html
Our parents, being children of the Great Depression, knew what it meant to “recycle.” Nothing was ever thrown away! Mom recycled plastic bags, and tin foil. Dad put things in storage- “We’ll use that some day!” When aluminum became a commodity, we gathered cans to recycle. Some of you may remember the sign: “Pitch in for Tillie’s roses.” The “can money” went to Mom and she would buy flowers to beautify the Ranch grounds. In the 1990’s we made a big commitment to "green" by initiating conservation easements on our land. To date, we have preserved over 1700 acres of foothill views and wildlife habitat.